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Director of Global Safety
Director of Global Safety
Safeguarding
Organization
Community Organized Relief Effort
Posted
16 May 2024
Closing date
30 Jun 2024
They will be responsible for identifying and mitigating safety and security risks,
ensuring the continuity of operations and programs, managing incidents, and
safeguarding the well-being of all employees, beneficiaries, and assets. Additionally,
they will provide security risk recommendations to our Country Directors, Regional
Directors, and the Senior Management Team (SMT) on strategic, operational,
programmatic, partnership, and cross-cutting risks. They will also establish protocols
and mechanisms to address unique safety and security risks and challenges for our
operations in high-risk countries such as Haiti and Ukraine.
Responsibilities:
Strategic Planning:
Develop and implement a comprehensive safety, security, and safeguarding
strategy aligned with the organization's mission and values.
Policy Development:
Capacity Building:
Provide training, capacity building, and technical support to staff, partners, and
stakeholders on safety, security, and safeguarding issues.
Oversee regular annual training of staff on CORE’s Global Safety and Security
Manual and CORE’s Safeguarding Policy.
Develops guidance for Country Leadership to manage Safeguarding issues.
Maintain systems for reporting, investigating, and responding to safety,
security, and safeguarding incidents promptly and effectively.
Identify interdepartmental Safeguarding referral pathways and recommended
actions.
Crisis Response:
Training:
Oversee regular annual training of staff on CORE’s Global Safety and Security
Manual and CORE’s Safeguarding Policy. Review and update these
foundational policy documents on a regular basis to maintain CORE at the
cutting edge in these vital disciplines.
Qualifications:
Required:
Bachelor’s degree in business or public administration, political/social science,
psychology, criminal justice, law, international relations, security management
or a related field is required.
Master’s degree
Language: Proficiency in English is necessary, and proficiency in French and
Spanish is an added advantage.
Experience:
8+ years of safety, security, safeguarding and project management experience
at an INGO, private organization, or a security consultancy organization in
which a minimum of 2 years should be working in an insecure environment and
humanitarian response context.
Experience creating safety and security plans and Safeguarding policies and
SOPs.
Experience working in a multicultural setting is desirable