وظائف مشرف أمن في العراق

<section><p class="heading jdMain">Job Description</p><p class="heading">Roles &amp; Responsibilities</p><div class="paragraph"><p>Job Purpose: The Team Leader (TL) has a significant impact on how potential clients assess Control Risks capabilities. The TL is responsible for setting and maintaining the highest standards of team presentation and capability to the client, and will coordinate the direction and management of the team. The TL ensures that the team meets all operational and training standards with assistance from the training team and that the team is fully compliant with Control Risks standard operating procedures (SOPs) and doctrine at all times. The TL assists in mission planning for all tasks as detailed by the Operations Manager. The TL is responsible for the professional delivery of operational briefs to both the team and clients when required.</p><p>Role tasks and responsibilities:</p><ul><li>Demonstrates competence in Control Risks SOPs and personal skills</li><li>Display client etiquette, discipline and maintain Control Risks low-profile approach</li><li>Remains informed about the threats and key issues in Iraq</li><li>Conducts vehicle and dismounted contact and immediate action drills</li><li>Maintains advanced first aid skills</li><li>Possesses competent navigation skills including map-reading, compass and use of GPS</li><li>Uses vehicle-mounted and handheld communications systems</li><li>To be fully conversant and comply with Rules for the Use of Force (RUF)</li><li>Maintains competence in all required skills through regular formal assessment</li></ul><p>Management responsibilities</p><ul><li>Conducts certifiable instruction in all relevant operational and medical team requirements in accordance with Control Risks training directives</li><li>Ensures the team maintains a professional approach, appropriate client etiquette, discipline and presentation</li><li>Ensures that the team conducts effective administration, including vehicle maintenance, equipment husbandry/accountability and reports and returns.</li></ul><p>Operational responsibilities</p><ul><li>Assists in conducting risk assessments and operational planning</li><li>Issues orders to team members and brief clients in line with SOPs when required</li><li>Conducts venue and route recces and produce reports</li><li>Commands the team and issue direction to clients</li><li>Provides emergency medical and primary health</li></ul></div></section><section><p class="heading">Desired Candidate Profile</p><p class="paragraph"></p><h2>Essential</h2><ul><li>Completion of Control Risks recruitment and selection process, including a pass on the HECPO course (may be gained retrospectively)</li><li>Completion of Close Protection course</li><li>Familiarity and comfort with Microsoft Office suite of applications</li><li>Fit and active to work in a hostile environment where there are limited medical facilities</li><li>A minimum of 5 years of military / police experience</li><li>A minimum of 2 years of experience working in a PSD capacity in Iraq</li><li>12 months of commercial APT operational experience in Iraq</li></ul><h2>Preferred</h2><ul><li>Certified training instructor CTTLS, PTLLS or equivalent</li><li>BTEC Ex-military JNCO or equivalent</li><li>Training in leadership skills and performance management</li><li>Knowledge of and exposure to oil and gas sector</li></ul><h2>Qualifications and Specialist Skills</h2><ul><li>If not from a country where English is the official language, the candidate will provide proof (dated within the last 2 years) of language ability based on the TOEFL testing process with score of 110 or above or the IELTS of 8 or above</li><li>Valid SIA Frontline Close Protection License</li><li>Valid certificate for FPOS-I Level 4 and/or FREC Level</li></ul><p></p></section>

<p>Job Specification • Act as the primary liaison and first point of contact for ATC, RFF, Ground Handling Agents, Airlines, Engineering, and external stakeholders on all airside operational matters during the shift, escalating to the Head of Airside Operations where required. • Ensure strict enforcement of Airside Driving Regulations (ADR), Apron Discipline, and all active Airside Driving Permits (ADP) and Airside Vehicle Permits (AVP) throughout the shift; direct shift inspectors to act on violations and authorize the issuance of Non-Compliance Notices (NCN). • Coordinate and direct Wildlife Hazard Management activities during the shift, ensuring that wildlife observations are reported, logged, and acted upon in accordance with the Wildlife Hazard Management Plan, and that the runway and movement area remain safe for operations. • Oversee apron safety and operational discipline across all apron zones, including monitoring of ground handling activities, FOD prevention, fuel safety compliance, and resolution of apron. • Authorize and oversee emergency and contingency responses for airside-specific incidents during the shift — including runway/taxiway incursions, ground handling accidents, FOD alerts, fuel spills, airside vehicle accidents, and wildlife strikes — in accordance with the Airport Emergency Plan (AEP) and Airside Operations contingency procedures. • Complete, review, and submit comprehensive shift log reports capturing all significant events, incidents, operational decisions taken, and handover notes for each shift, ensuring accurate and auditable records for the Head of Airside Operations. • Conduct or delegate shift airside inspections of the movement area, apron, perimeter roads, and active worksites, ensuring compliance with ICAO Annex 14 standards, aerodrome certification requirements, and airport operational procedures. • Represent Airside Operations in real-time coordination calls, Airside Operations Room meetings, and pre/post-flight briefings during the shift as required. Human and Technical Resources • Direct and coordinate the full complement of Airside Operations shift staff across all sections for the duration of the shift, ensuring appropriate task allocation, coverage of all operational zones, and staff welfare. • Utilize the available management systems, stand planning tools, NOTAM databases, radio communication systems, and CCTV/surveillance platforms to maintain real-time situational awareness and operational control throughout the shift. • Ensure all shift operational vehicles and equipment are serviceable and deployed effectively; report unserviceable assets to the Head of Airside Operations and Engineering for immediate action. Planning and Programme • Review and brief all shift staff on the daily flight programme, scheduled airside works, active NOTAMs, planned closures, and any regulatory or safety advisories at shift commencement. • Contribute shift-level observations and operational data to the continuous improvement of Airside Operations procedures, SOPs, and contingency plans by providing structured feedback to the Head of Airside Operations. Core Operational Activities • Execute structured shift start and shift end handovers, ensuring all active permits, incidents, NOTAMs, ongoing works, and outstanding actions are clearly communicated and transferred to the incoming duty manager. • Authorize real-time operational decisions including temporary runway/taxiway restrictions, emergency equipment pre-positioning, and suspension of airside work activities when safety is at risk. • Coordinate the activation and stand-down of airside emergency responses for airside-specific incidents, ensuring all relevant parties (ATC, RFF, Ground Handlers, Engineering, airside operations team) are notified and deployed in accordance with the AEP. • Monitor and enforce FOD (Foreign Object Debris/Damage) prevention programmes across all apron and movement area zones, directing FOD inspections and ensuring immediate clearance of any identified debris. Human Resources Management • Provide direct line management, mentoring, and performance evaluation for all operational shift subordinates in alignment with the airport HR and competency framework. • Manage leave planning, duty rosters, and workforce scheduling to ensure continuous, uninterrupted operational coverage of all shift functions. • Identify training and career development opportunities for Operations Section staff and foster a safety-first, accountability-driven team culture.</p><p>Education • Bachelor's Degree, (Preferably in Aviation Management, Airport Operations, Aeronautical Science) Engineering, or a related discipline from a recognized institution. • A post-graduate qualification or diploma in Aviation/Airport Management is an added advantage) Experience • Minimum 6 years of progressive experience in airport airside operations, of which at least 2 years must be in a supervisory or senior Operational role with demonstrated shift management responsibility. • Proven experience in apron management, movement area operations, airside safety enforcement, and emergency/contingency coordination. • Experience across multiple Airside Operational functions is highly desirable. Computer Skills • Professional knowledge of Microsoft Suite (especially Word, PowerPoint and Excel) (Essential) • Demonstrated competency with various Airport Operations Management Systems (AODB, FIDS, stand planning tools), NOTAM databases, radio communication systems, and airside surveillance/CCTV platforms. Language Skills • English: solid written and spoken proficiency (Essential). English Language Proficiency - Minimum ICAO Level 4 or equivalent • Arabic: working proficiency (Desirable). Training Requirements • ICAO Annex 14 – Aerodromes (Essential). • ICAO Safety Management System (SMS) – ICAO-recognized institute (Essential). • Coordination of Emergency Response (Aerodrome Emergency Planning) (Essential). • Airside Driving Permit / Airside Driving Assessor certification (Highly Desirable). • Aerodrome Wildlife Hazard Management (Highly Desirable). • FOD Prevention Programme certification (Highly Desirable). • First Aid / Basic Life Support (Desirable).</p>