Security Guard Jobs in Iraq

<p>Job Responsibilities:<br>1. Inspect machine room power distribution, UPS circuits, cabinet power distribution, earthing resistance and environmental facilities to confirm all weak current systems meet preconditions for power-on commissioning.<br>2. Organize standalone power-on, equipment configuration, protocol docking and point-by-point commissioning for airport integrated security, building automation, structured cabling, information network, information integration, security screening, baggage handling, clock, stand guidance, flight information display, public address, CCTV monitoring and perimeter alarm systems.<br>3. Arrange on-site attendance during full-airport weak current system trial operation; conduct daily inspections of platform online status, terminal online rate, link connectivity and equipment operating conditions.<br>4. Record a defect ledger during trial operation; continuously rectify issues including system lag, offline devices, false alarms, linkage failures and abnormal video images to ensure stable long-term operation of all weak current systems compliant with airport trial operation standards and support smooth operational transition.<br>5. Cooperate with the client, airport operation &amp; maintenance team and supervision consultants to conduct full-system function re-inspection, random point sampling and scenario linkage acceptance tests.<br><br>Job Requirements:<br>1. Bachelor’s degree or above, major in Electrical Engineering, Automation or related fields; graduates from 985/211 universities are preferred.<br>2. Fluent in English.<br>3. Minimum 3–5 years of commissioning and operational experience on at least one 4D or higher-class civil aviation airport.<br>4. Proficient in technical standards and specifications issued by ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) and CAAC (Civil Aviation Administration of China).<br>5. Capable of multi-system interface coordination; able to resolve issues involving system communication, protocol docking and building automation.<br>6. Experience in commissioning weak current systems, information integration, BHS baggage handling, security inspection, ATC, meteorology and related systems.<br>7. Strong communication and coordination skills, high sense of responsibility, excellent execution and team spirit.8. Good physical health and willingness to work overseas.</p>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> <span>About Zaincash ZainCash Iraq is a leading mobile wallet in Iraq and recognized as Forbes top Fintech company of 2023 and 2024 as well as GSMA’s Best Mobile Innovation Supporting Humanitarian Situations.<br> The company offers a range of consumer and business services including local and international money transfer, bill payments, companion payment cards, payroll, aid disbursement, and more.<br> For more information, please visit www.<br>zaincash.iq. Responsibilities Security Monitoring: Monitor systems, networks, and applications for security incidents.<br> Actively monitor SIEM logs, EDR alerts, and investigate suspicious activities or potential threats.<br> Incident Response: Support incident response and recovery activities, from containment to full eradication.<br> Prepare detailed incident reports and recommend corrective actions.<br> Vulnerability &amp; Risk Management: Conduct risk assessments, track vulnerabilities, and oversee Vulnerability Assessment &amp; Penetration Testing (VAPT) activities to ensure timely remediation.<br> Governance &amp; Compliance: Maintain and update information security policies and procedures.<br> Support the implementation of security KPIs and ongoing compliance monitoring.<br> Access Control: Assist in regular user access reviews and strictly enforce the principle of least privilege across all systems.<br> Security Awareness: Develop and execute security awareness initiatives to educate staff on emerging risks and best practices.<br> Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, or IT Qualifications: CISSP, CISM, CEH, or GCIH preferred.<br> Industry Experience: Enterprise IT Security, SOC, or GRC.<br> Banking/fintech, telecom, or government a plus.<br> Years of Experience: 2-5 years in information security operations.<br> Technical Skills &amp; Tools: SIEM (Splunk, QRadar, or Sentinel), EDR (CrowdStrike or SentinelOne), vulnerability scanning (Nessus or Qualys), ISO 27001 and NIST.<br> Language Proficiency: Fluent Arabic and English, written and spoken.<br></span> </div>

<p><br></p><p>The Safety and Security Officer will report to the Country Director and the Global Head of Safety and Security while working closely with the country Operations Team. Additionally, s/he will liaise with international organizations, other technical experts, state authorities, and other stakeholders as may be requested in line with the job.</p><ul><li><strong>Security Compliance and Framework Implementation</strong> • Develop, implement, and maintain the country safety and security framework in full alignment with ISO 31000, Geneva Call s Global Safety &amp; Security Framework, and global security standards, ensuring regular review and update of security policies, procedures, SOPs, security management plans, evacuation plans, and hibernation procedures. • Promote a strong security culture by ensuring all staff are familiar with and comply with Geneva Call s safety and security policies, SOPs, and mandatory awareness training, while ensuring security measures adequately address diverse staff profiles, operational requirements, and gender-specific risks. • Provide security planning and operational support by optimizing travel, work schedules, events, overnight coverage, and facilities support to maximize staff safety and security, in close coordination with country teams and relevant stakeholders. • Lead emergency preparedness and incident management, under the direction of the Head of Safety and Security, ensuring effective preparedness, response, and coordination during security incidents and emergencies. • Strengthen internal and external security coordination by developing and maintaining a robust network of security contacts and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to enhance information sharing, support security risk mitigation, and identify opportunities to strengthen the organization s overall security posture.</li><li><strong>Risk Assessment and Security Plan Reviews</strong> • Conduct regular risk assessments for offices, guesthouses, and operational sites. Evaluate, review, and update security management plans, evacuation plans, and hibernation procedures to ensure readiness. Implement structured vulnerability evaluations to identify and mitigate security gaps.</li><li><strong>Incident and Emergency Preparedness</strong> • Lead incident management and emergency preparedness efforts, ensuring contingency plans are in place. Develop national emergency preparedness plans and guide the team in real-time crisis response. Ensure incident reporting mechanisms are functional, capturing security threats and trends. • Contribute to the development of national emergency preparedness plans. • If necessary, support and advise the support team in the event of a humanitarian or security/safety emergency. • Contribute to the development of operational and programmatic contingency plans for different emergency scenarios</li><li><strong>Physical Security and Infrastructure Protection</strong> • Ensure all physical security systems (CCTV, alarms, locks, radios, perimeter security) are operational and maintained. Develop and implement security maintenance schedules and oversee necessary repairs. Conduct physical security risk assessments to ensure compliance with global security standards. • Ensure the physical security systems and equipment are functioning and according to GC s safety and security requirements/ standards. • Ensure that all physical security systems and maintenance schedules are maintained and in good working condition including CCTV, alarms, radios, locks, keys, perimeter doors/gates, etc. Initiate and follow up on all repairs as necessary. • Conduct vulnerability evaluations. • Conduct systematic risk assessments of offices, guesthouses, and other facilities, ensuring compliance with safety and security standards.</li><li><strong>Capacity Building and Training</strong> • Strengthen staff security awareness and preparedness by designing and delivering regular security orientations, training, and awareness sessions on safety and security procedures, humanitarian access, humanitarian principles, and risk mitigation, while fostering a strong security culture across the organization. • Build security capacity across the country programme by identifying training and capacity-building needs, providing ongoing coaching and feedback on safety and security matters, and supporting management in promoting security-focused initiatives and cross-functional collaboration. • Monitor the security environment and provide timely advice by maintaining a robust network of contacts for context analysis, monitoring security developments, and providing regular safety and security updates and recommendations to management. • Support the planning and security of events and operational activities by participating in event security planning, coordinating secure transport and venue arrangements, and ensuring appropriate security measures are in place for safe and successful implementation. • Develop and coordinate security plans and reporting by preparing site security and safety plans, security schedules, transport plans, event reports, and coordinating with internal and external stakeholders, while undertaking additional security-related responsibilities as requested by the Country Director and relevant HQ teams.</li></ul><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Education (essential)</strong> • Bachelor s or higher degree in relevant field such as management, or Political/Social Science, International Humanitarian Law or Human Rights or equivalent.</li><li><strong>Education (desirable)</strong> • Training in security management from recognized institutions is an added advantage (such as CSMP by ISMI, or CPP by ASIS).</li><li><strong>Experience (essential)</strong> • At least 6 years work experience for an INGO in a similar role. • Understanding of local context, dynamics and access limitations especially related to gender, disability, religion, tradition, and local norms.</li><li><strong>Experience (desirable)</strong> • Experience with developing and updating security framework for INGOs.</li><li><strong>Job related competencies</strong> • Strong knowledge of security risk management, including security risk assessments, contingency planning, incident management, and the development and implementation of security policies, procedures, and standard operating procedures (SOPs). • Proven ability to analyse complex security contexts, monitor evolving risks, and provide timely, practical security advice to support operational decision-making in conflict-affected environments. • Experience in security training and capacity building, with the ability to develop staff awareness, promote a strong security culture, and deliver training on security procedures, access, humanitarian principles, and emergency preparedness. • Excellent coordination, communication, and stakeholder management skills, with experience liaising with authorities, local communities, humanitarian partners, and other relevant actors to facilitate safe and secure programme implementation. • Strong planning, organizational, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities, respond effectively to emergencies, and ensure compliance with organizational security frameworks and humanitarian principles.</li><li><strong>Organizational competencies</strong> • Understanding and respect for humanitarian principles and the organization s vision, mission, and confidentiality. • Flexibility and adaptability. • Collaborative, team-oriented, and solutions-oriented approach.</li><li><strong>Language (essential)</strong> • Full professional proficiency in Arabic and English, written and spoken.</li><li><strong>Language (desirable)</strong> • Knowledge of Kurdish is a plus.</li></ul>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> Position / Role - Security Coordinator - CSSP (Common Seawater Supply Project)<br> <br> Qualifications: Education degree in the field of defence, security or foreign affairs<br> <br> Professional Experience: Minimum 5 years of experience in similar position. Knowledge about Security Forces and private security.<br> Previous experience in ISF is an advantage.<br> The Security Coordinator is responsible for coordinating all the security activities related to the construction of the CSSP (Common Seawater Supply Project)<br>With over 90 years' combined experience, NES Fircroft (NES) is proud to be the world's leading engineering staffing provider spanning the Oil &amp; Gas, Power &amp; Renewables, Chemicals, Construction &amp; Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining and&nbsp;Manufacturing&nbsp;sectors worldwide. With more than 80 offices in 45 countries, we are able to provide our clients with the engineering and technical expertise they need, wherever and whenever it is needed. We offer contractors far more than a traditional recruitment service, supporting with everything from securing visas and work permits, to providing market-leading benefits packages and accommodation, ensuring they are safely and compliantly able to support our clients. <br><br><br> </div>

<p>The post holder is responsible for the delivery of Aviation security training programs through courses and workshops, ensuring that all aviation security staff are well-trained and capable of performing their duties efficiently and safely. Additionally, ensuring that other airport workers and stakeholders receive requisite security training and briefings in accordance with mandated international security standards. All training must be compliant with the Regulatory requirements of ICAO Document 8973 Aviation Security and the ICAA National Civil Aviation Security Training Program (NCASTP). A solid knowledge of performance management tools, techniques, and utilizing ‘state of the art’ technology, is vital, along with the ability to forge relationships with peers and customers. Key Areas of Responsibility: a) Regulatory requirements: Demonstrate excellent knowledge of all pertinent security regulations and standard operating procedures, the training requirements of the ICAO Document 8973 Security Manual and the ICAA National Civil Aviation Security Training Program (NCASTP). b) Lesson Plans & Courses: Assist in the development, and then deliver comprehensive aviation security training programs, including lesson plans, exercises and instructional materials for all identified training courses – specifically the core regulated security courses for a Certified Security Officer (CSO), the supervisory and specialist courses for the experienced staff, and for all airport staff the General Security Awareness Training (GSAT) and customer service courses. Create and conduct training sessions on aviation security protocols, procedures, and regulations. c) Courses, Development & Delivery Security Oversight: Organize and prepare all courses to international standards, quality checked against stated learning objectives, then delivered in the national language of Iraq or, when require, in English. (Ensure all courses, lesson plans, examinations and power point presentations are written in Arabic and English). d) Instructional Design: Apply instructional design methodologies to improve training effectiveness and job performance. e) Examinations: Ensure that all courses and examinations are delivered to the standard, content and required level of knowledge; that examination results are properly evaluated & appropriate remedial action initiated where necessary. f) Course Certification: Issue course certificates to successful candidates after course completion. g) Maintaining Records: Maintain accurate records of all training activities, certifications, and employee progress and ensure that staff and training records are properly filed and secured in accordance with Training Manual procedures. h) Methods: Deploy a wide variety of interactive and hands-on training methods, such as simulations and role playing, using visual exercises, varying incident scenarios, and tabletop exercises, to make learning more engaging & practical. i) Workshops: Assist in organizing AvSec workshops and seminars to meet the practical aspects of training needs and staff development. j) Mentorship & On-the-Job training: Provide on-the-job training and mentorship to new staff, offering feedback and addressing areas of low performance. k) Assess and evaluate trainees: Monitor and assess the progress of trainees, providing feedback and guidance to ensure they meet the required standards. l) Maintain training materials: Update and maintain training materials to ensure they are current and effective. m) Currency: Keep current with the latest developments, training trends and industry best practices in airport operations, security regulations, and training methodologies to ensure that the training syllabuses are current and effective. n) Collaborate with stakeholders: Work with the Head of Security Training (HoSTNG) to ensure that training programs and courses meet organizational needs.</p><p>Education: ICAO AvSec Instructor or equivalent, Aviation Security Supervisor, Managing Safely (IOSH) or equivalent, Diploma or equivalent Experience: Minimum of 2 years in an aviation training instructor role with domestic and/or international experience. experience of operating in post conflict & low infrastructure multicultural environments. Minimum of 5 years working within an airport and/or airline environment, at least 2 of those years as an AvSec Supervisor. Computer Skills: Knowledgeable in Microsoft Office suite (user´s perspective) and able to manage other specific project / management software, provided the adequate training. Language Skills (Eng., Arabic, other): Solid knowledge and command of written and spoken English (essential) and Arabic (essential). Training Requirements: Ability to deliver training in Aviation & Protective Security in benign & post conflict environments. Behavioral Competencies • Delivering Results & Fostering Ownership • Building Customer Value • Networking & Influencing Collaboratively • Leading Teams • Driving Change Technical Competencies • Designing & executing Training Development syllabuses • Security screening procedures and techniques • Adult education and vocational training principles • Interpersonal & Instructor Skills • Knowledge of Regulations & Policies in the Aviation Field • Aviation Security Technology and Systems</p>

<p>The post holder is responsible for the delivery of Ground Security training programs to the Response team through courses and workshops, ensuring that all Response Team Security staff are well-trained with weapons and basic tactics, incident responses and capable of performing their duties efficiently and safely. Additionally, ensuring that other airport workers and stakeholders receive requisite security training and briefings in accordance with mandated international security standards, as required. It includes weapon training and assisting in the conduct of 6-monthly range shoots for Response Team personnel, continuous assessment and improvement of security training procedures and implementing various training methods and best practice to develop and enhance staff skills and performance. All training must be compliant with the Regulatory requirements of ICAO Document 8973 Aviation Security, MOI ROE and the ICAA National Civil Aviation Security Training Program (NCASTP). A solid knowledge of performance management tools, techniques, and utilizing ‘state of the art’ technology, is vital, along with the ability to forge relationships with peers and customers. Key Areas of Responsibility: a) Regulatory requirements: Demonstrate excellent knowledge of all pertinent security regulations and standard operating procedures, the training requirements of the ICAO Document 8973 Security Manual, the ICAA National Civil Aviation Security Training Program (NCASTP) and the MOI Rules of Engagement. b) Lesson Plans & Courses : Assist in the development, and then deliver comprehensive ground security Response training programs, including lesson plans, exercises and instructional materials for all identified training courses – specifically the core regulated security courses for a Response Team Security Officer (RSO), the supervisory and specialist courses for the experienced Response staff (RSS), incident management, Rules of Engagement and for all airport staff the General Security Awareness Training (GSAT) and customer service courses. Create and conduct training sessions on Response Team security protocols, procedures, and regulations. c) Course Preparation & Delivery : Organize and prepare all courses to international standards, quality checked against stated learning objectives, then delivered in the national language of Iraq or, when required, in English. (Ensure all courses, lesson plans, examinations and power point presentations are written in Arabic and English). d) On-Boarding Induction: Assist the HoS Security Training in the conduct of effective induction and orientation sessions for all new security hires. e) Weapon Training: Deliver basic Weapon Training modules to Ground Security Staff including: the safety and operation of weapons, ammunition, marksmanship, dry shooting training, basic tactics and Rules of Engagement. f) Range Shoots: Assist the HoS Response Team (QRF) (Range Conducting Officer), and Range Safety Officers in the conduct and supervision of the 6-monthly range shoots for all Response Team personnel. g) Incident Response Training: Educating staff on how to handle various security incidents, from minor infractions to serious breaches. h) Instructional Design: Apply instructional design methodologies to improve training effectiveness and job performance. i) Examinations: Ensure that all courses and examinations are delivered to the standard, content and required level of knowledge; that examination results are rigorously evaluated & appropriate remedial action initiated where necessary. j) Course Certification: Issue course certificates to successful candidates after course completion. k) Maintaining Records: Maintain accurate records of all training activities, certifications, and employee progress and ensure that staff and training records are properly filed and secured in accordance with Training Manual procedures. l) Methods: Deploy a wide variety of interactive and hands-on training methods, such as simulations and role playing, using visual exercises, varying incident scenarios, and both field and table top exercises, to make learning more engaging & practical. m) Workshops: Assist in organizing GNDSEC workshops and seminars to meet the practical aspects of training needs and staff development. n) Mentorship & On-the-Job training: Provide on-the-job training and mentorship to new staff, offering feedback and addressing areas of low performance. o) Assess and evaluate trainees: Monitor and assess the progress of trainees, providing feedback and guidance to ensure they meet the required standards. p) Maintain training materials: Update and maintain training materials to ensure they are current and effective. q) Currency: Keep current with the latest developments, training trends and industry best practices in airport operations, security regulations, and training methodologies to ensure that the training syllabuses are current and effective. r) Collaborate with stakeholders: Work with the HoS Security Training and with HoS Response, to ensure that training programs and courses meet organizational needs.</p><p>Education: Ground Security Instructor or equivalent, Ground Security Supervisor, Weapon Training Instructor, Managing Safely (IOSH) or equivalent, Protective Security Diploma or equivalent. Experience: Applicant should preferably have a military background. Minimum of 2 years in a Ground/Response Security training instructor role with domestic and/or international experience. Experience of operating in post conflict & multicultural environments. Minimum of 5 years working within an airport or site security establishment. Computer Skills: Knowledgeable in Microsoft Office suite (user´s perspective) and able to manage other specific project/management software, provided the adequate training. Language Skills (Eng., Arabic, other): Solid knowledge and command of written and spoken English (essential) and Arabic (essential). Training Requirements: Ability to deliver training in Protective Security in benign & post conflict environments. Behavioral Competencies: • Delivering Results & Fostering Ownership • Building Customer Value • Networking & Influencing Collaboratively • Leading Teams • Driving Change Technical Competencies: • Designing & executing Training Development syllabuses • Incident Management • Adult education and vocational training principles • Interpersonal & Instructor Skills • Knowledge of Regulations & Policies in the Security Field • Weapon Training Instructor skills</p>

<p><h4>Job description</h4> <p><strong>Security manager - EPCM - onsite</strong></p> <p><strong>Company:</strong> KBR - Iraq</p> <p><strong>Discipline:</strong> HSSE</p> <p><strong>Location:</strong> Basra, Iraq</p> <p><strong>Hiring manager:</strong> Project director</p> <p><strong>Location split:</strong> Onsite - 28/28 rotation</p> <h4>About company</h4> <p>Belong, connect, grow, with KBR! The KBR team delivers future-forward science, technology and engineering solutions and mission-critical services that help governments and companies around the world accomplish their most important objectives, while also helping achieve their sustainability goals.</p> <p>KBR sustainable technology solutions provides holistic and value-added solutions across the entire asset life cycle. These include world-class licensed process technologies, differentiated advisory services, deep technical domain expertise, energy transition solutions, high-end design and engineering capabilities, and smart solutions to optimize planned and operating assets.</p> <h4>Job purpose</h4> <p>Responsible for personnel involved in the organization’s physical security function, which includes monitoring systems related to the flow of personnel and vehicular traffic, personnel/visitor security clearances, loss prevention and detection services management, and security inspections. Under broad supervision, applies specialist knowledge or skills to solve complicated and unique challenges, or directs the daily activities of a business, technical, or functional support team. Establishes priority for completing prescribed tasks. Uses judgment to interpret internal and external concerns and create best practices. May direct resources, prioritize work, and guide less experienced team members. Relies on experience, interpersonal skills, and a thorough knowledge of the industry to complete tasks in accordance with policies, processes, and corporate strategy.</p> <h4>Responsibilities</h4> <ul> <li>Principal advisor to the program director (projects) / project director on all security related matters and information.</li> <li>Development of the overall security strategy to mitigate security risks.</li> <li>Lead the project crisis management team.</li> <li>Creating emergency response plans.</li> <li>Develop, implement, and test emergency evacuation procedures.</li> <li>Maintain personnel on board, ISOS evacuation manifest lists, and Iraq plans database.</li> <li>Create reports for management of country specific security status.</li> <li>Manage all aspects of contracted private security companies in line with contracted services.</li> <li>Implement security compliance of sub-contractors.</li> <li>Conduct security audits.</li> <li>Security coordination of daily movements for contracted private security companies and fleet of soft skin vehicles.</li> <li>Monitor sub-contractor IVMS system, reporting biweekly data output.</li> <li>Maintain sub-contractor annual security training program.</li> <li>Security consultant and focal point of contact for all other KBR projects within Iraq.</li> <li>Provide and maintain security / hotel risk assessments.</li> <li>Liaise with other KBR projects point of contact based at and outside Rumaila oil field on security-related matters.</li> <li>Ensure regular security toolbox talks are conducted.</li> <li>Maintain a professional, courteous and strong relationship with client security management.</li> <li>Provide input to KBR security management documentation and plans.</li> <li>Undertake interdepartmental liaison to ensure effective communication between staff on matters of EPCM security standards.</li> <li>Assist with assurance audits of EPCM security projects both on Rumaila oilfield and outside to ensure that EPCM security standards are implemented and maintained.</li> <li>Assist with any other tasks, as required by the regional EMEA security manager.</li> </ul> <h4>Experience</h4> <ul> <li>Proven ability with international projects working in high-risk environments and contexts and operating in unsecured environments.</li> <li>High level of experience, ready to learn developing security related technical tools, guidelines and systems as well as able to work under minimal supervision.</li> <li>Understanding of principles and code of conduct associated with a specific sector and/or sub-sector of work.</li> <li>Effective and clear communicator, ability to collaborate across teams and geographies and initiates and skilled in interdisciplinary problem solving.</li> <li>Ability to gain a precise understanding of the various local, regional, country, and international policies, operational positions, and interactions, providing clear dynamic briefings and analysis of given and unfolding security and political situations when they occur.</li> <li>Strong assessment, evaluation, analysis, and strategic planning and project management skills.</li> <li>Excellent interpersonal skills with demonstrated ability to manage and work under stressful conditions.</li> <li>Understanding of the local political, contextual, and ethical issues.</li> <li>Previous experience interacting with local government agencies, and other foreign agencies to implement security strategies and procedures relating to security and safety matters.</li> <li>Oil and gas experience preferred.</li> <li>Full clean driving license.</li> </ul> <h4>Technical skills / knowledge</h4> <ul> <li>Operational management</li> <li>Risk management and risk assessments</li> <li>The ability to communicate effectively at all levels and be able to verbally brief and articulate.</li> <li>Meticulous organizational and time-keeping skills.</li> <li>Ability to function effectively with limited supervision and in high pressure situations.</li> <li>Ability to work in a high pressure and demanding environment.</li> <li>Ability to work cohesively and communicate successfully in multi-cultural teams whilst being aware of and sensitive to cultural differences.</li> <li>Computer literacy.</li> <li>English first language.</li> <li>Proficient in Microsoft Office programs and related software.</li> </ul> <h4>Qualifications / certifications requirements</h4> <p><strong>Essential</strong></p> <ul> <li>Undergraduate degree with ten years of security experience in corporate security, law enforcement or military.</li> <li>Degree may be substituted with 13+ years of security, military or law enforcement experience, 3+ of which should be in management.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Desirable</strong></p> <ul> <li>Military veteran preferred – ex military warrant officer or senior non-commissioned officer.</li> </ul></p><p></p>

<p><h4>Job description</h4> <p><strong>Security manager - EPCM - onsite</strong></p> <p><strong>Company:</strong> KBR - Iraq</p> <p><strong>Discipline:</strong> HSSE</p> <p><strong>Location:</strong> Basra, Iraq</p> <p><strong>Hiring manager:</strong> Project director</p> <p><strong>Location split:</strong> Onsite - 28/28 rotation</p> <h4>About company</h4> <p>Belong, connect, grow, with KBR! The KBR team delivers future-forward science, technology and engineering solutions and mission-critical services that help governments and companies around the world accomplish their most important objectives, while also helping achieve their sustainability goals.</p> <p>KBR sustainable technology solutions provides holistic and value-added solutions across the entire asset life cycle. These include world-class licensed process technologies, differentiated advisory services, deep technical domain expertise, energy transition solutions, high-end design and engineering capabilities, and smart solutions to optimize planned and operating assets.</p> <h4>Job purpose</h4> <p>Responsible for personnel involved in the organization’s physical security function, which includes monitoring systems related to the flow of personnel and vehicular traffic, personnel/visitor security clearances, loss prevention and detection services management, and security inspections. Under broad supervision, applies specialist knowledge or skills to solve complicated and unique challenges, or directs the daily activities of a business, technical, or functional support team. Establishes priority for completing prescribed tasks. Uses judgment to interpret internal and external concerns and create best practices. May direct resources, prioritize work, and guide less experienced team members. Relies on experience, interpersonal skills, and a thorough knowledge of the industry to complete tasks in accordance with policies, processes, and corporate strategy.</p> <h4>Responsibilities</h4> <ul> <li>Principal advisor to the program director (projects) / project director on all security related matters and information.</li> <li>Development of the overall security strategy to mitigate security risks.</li> <li>Lead the project crisis management team.</li> <li>Creating emergency response plans.</li> <li>Develop, implement, and test emergency evacuation procedures.</li> <li>Maintain personnel on board, ISOS evacuation manifest lists, and Iraq plans database.</li> <li>Create reports for management of country specific security status.</li> <li>Manage all aspects of contracted private security companies in line with contracted services.</li> <li>Implement security compliance of sub-contractors.</li> <li>Conduct security audits.</li> <li>Security coordination of daily movements for contracted private security companies and fleet of soft skin vehicles.</li> <li>Monitor sub-contractor IVMS system, reporting biweekly data output.</li> <li>Maintain sub-contractor annual security training program.</li> <li>Security consultant and focal point of contact for all other KBR projects within Iraq.</li> <li>Provide and maintain security / hotel risk assessments.</li> <li>Liaise with other KBR projects point of contact based at and outside Rumaila oil field on security-related matters.</li> <li>Ensure regular security toolbox talks are conducted.</li> <li>Maintain a professional, courteous and strong relationship with client security management.</li> <li>Provide input to KBR security management documentation and plans.</li> <li>Undertake interdepartmental liaison to ensure effective communication between staff on matters of EPCM security standards.</li> <li>Assist with assurance audits of EPCM security projects both on Rumaila oilfield and outside to ensure that EPCM security standards are implemented and maintained.</li> <li>Assist with any other tasks, as required by the regional EMEA security manager.</li> </ul> <h4>Experience</h4> <ul> <li>Proven ability with international projects working in high-risk environments and contexts and operating in unsecured environments.</li> <li>High level of experience, ready to learn developing security related technical tools, guidelines and systems as well as able to work under minimal supervision.</li> <li>Understanding of principles and code of conduct associated with a specific sector and/or sub-sector of work.</li> <li>Effective and clear communicator, ability to collaborate across teams and geographies and initiates and skilled in interdisciplinary problem solving.</li> <li>Ability to gain a precise understanding of the various local, regional, country, and international policies, operational positions, and interactions, providing clear dynamic briefings and analysis of given and unfolding security and political situations when they occur.</li> <li>Strong assessment, evaluation, analysis, and strategic planning and project management skills.</li> <li>Excellent interpersonal skills with demonstrated ability to manage and work under stressful conditions.</li> <li>Understanding of the local political, contextual, and ethical issues.</li> <li>Previous experience interacting with local government agencies, and other foreign agencies to implement security strategies and procedures relating to security and safety matters.</li> <li>Oil and gas experience preferred.</li> <li>Full clean driving license.</li> </ul> <h4>Technical skills / knowledge</h4> <ul> <li>Operational management</li> <li>Risk management and risk assessments</li> <li>The ability to communicate effectively at all levels and be able to verbally brief and articulate.</li> <li>Meticulous organizational and time-keeping skills.</li> <li>Ability to function effectively with limited supervision and in high pressure situations.</li> <li>Ability to work in a high pressure and demanding environment.</li> <li>Ability to work cohesively and communicate successfully in multi-cultural teams whilst being aware of and sensitive to cultural differences.</li> <li>Computer literacy.</li> <li>English first language.</li> <li>Proficient in Microsoft Office programs and related software.</li> </ul> <h4>Qualifications / certifications requirements</h4> <p><strong>Essential</strong></p> <ul> <li>Undergraduate degree with ten years of security experience in corporate security, law enforcement or military.</li> <li>Degree may be substituted with 13+ years of security, military or law enforcement experience, 3+ of which should be in management.</li> </ul> <p><strong>Desirable</strong></p> <ul> <li>Military veteran preferred – ex military warrant officer or senior non-commissioned officer.</li> </ul></p><p></p>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> <p>The Project Security Manager provides security management and quality assurance to all key stakeholders. He is the primary interface between the client and the company. </p><br><p>The Project Security Manager is responsible for overseeing the armed protection teams and local guard force on site and will ensure that operations are conducted in accordance with Iraqi government, client and Control Risks directives and policies.<br></p><br><p><strong>Role tasks and responsibilities</strong></p><br><ul> <li>Coordinates all management functions of the project and ensures the scope of work is executed as per contract terms.</li> <li>Act as single point of contact for client, with full operational responsibility for the planning, preparation, implementation and oversight of security operations.</li> <li>Monitors local atmospherics and threat assessments, offering recommendations to mitigate security threat conditions likely to impact client movements or operations. </li> <li>Coordinate operational support to deployed assets, including the incorporation of threat analysis input prior to, and during, tasks as directed by client security team.</li> <li>Oversees the armed protection teams and local guard force to ensure the effective provision of security to the client in line with SOPs.</li> <li>Be responsible for and conduct regular (weekly) accounting inspections for all equipment, vehicles, weapons and ammunition.</li> <li>Liaise regularly with client security team to formulate policies, determine security needs and identify areas of deficiency and improvement.</li> <li>Review existing SOPs and procedures and, where appropriate, develop and exercise these under direction and guidance of client security team.</li> <li>Oversees training and mentoring to the armed protection teams and local guard force as specified by Control Risks and the client commensurate with the minimum standards required and exceeding them wherever possible.</li> <li>Responsible for the quality assurance of contracted security services. Regularly assesses the performance of employees, identifying any gaps in capability and areas of improvement.</li> <li>Stewards overall operational security and safety of the contract to match company security standards and HSE standards. Ensures all security incidents and accidents are investigated and reported in line with SOPs.</li> <li>At the direction of client, develop close links and relationships with local authorities, police, military and embassies.</li> <li>Participate in and coordinate the response to emergency security incidents.</li> <li>Provide weekly reports to regional management team and client. </li> <li>Ensures that employees comply with Control Risks’ / client policies such as Anti-Bribery and Corruption, Voluntary Principles on Human Rights, Rules for use of Force and Drugs and Alcohol policy. Identifies any non-compliance and conducts investigations with regional management team.</li> </ul> </div>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> <span>The Project Security Manager provides security management and quality assurance to all key stakeholders.<br> He is the primary interface between the client and the company.<br> The Project Security Manager is responsible for overseeing the armed protection teams and local guard force on site and will ensure that operations are conducted in accordance with Iraqi government, client and Control Risks directives and policies.<br> Role tasks and responsibilities Coordinates all management functions of the project and ensures the scope of work is executed as per contract terms.<br> Act as single point of contact for client, with full operational responsibility for the planning, preparation, implementation and oversight of security operations.<br> Monitors local atmospherics and threat assessments, offering recommendations to mitigate security threat conditions likely to impact client movements or operations.<br> Coordinate operational support to deployed assets, including the incorporation of threat analysis input prior to, and during, tasks as directed by client security team.<br> Oversees the armed protection teams and local guard force to ensure the effective provision of security to the client in line with SOPs.<br> Be responsible for and conduct regular (weekly) accounting inspections for all equipment, vehicles, weapons and ammunition.<br> Liaise regularly with client security team to formulate policies, determine security needs and identify areas of deficiency and improvement.<br> Review existing SOPs and procedures and, where appropriate, develop and exercise these under direction and guidance of client security team.<br> Oversees training and mentoring to the armed protection teams and local guard force as specified by Control Risks and the client commensurate with the minimum standards required and exceeding them wherever possible.<br> Responsible for the quality assurance of contracted security services.<br> Regularly assesses the performance of employees, identifying any gaps in capability and areas of improvement.<br> Stewards overall operational security and safety of the contract to match company security standards and HSE standards.<br> Ensures all security incidents and accidents are investigated and reported in line with SOPs.<br> At the direction of client, develop close links and relationships with local authorities, police, military and embassies.<br> Participate in and coordinate the response to emergency security incidents.<br> Provide weekly reports to regional management team and client.<br> Ensures that employees comply with Control Risks’ / client policies such as Anti-Bribery and Corruption, Voluntary Principles on Human Rights, Rules for use of Force and Drugs and Alcohol policy.<br> Identifies any non-compliance and conducts investigations with regional management team.<br> Control Risks offers a competitively positioned compensation and benefits package that is transparent and summarised in the full job offer.<br> Life insurance cover Personal Accident insurance As an equal opportunities employer, we encourage suitably qualified applicants from a wide range of backgrounds to apply and join us and are fully committed to equal treatment, free from discrimination, of all candidates throughout our recruitment process.<br> Essential 8 years cumulative military/police service or equivalent commercial security and risk management experience.<br> Attendance of an internationally regarded military Non-Commissioned Officer or organisational command and leadership course.<br> 3 years previous experience of working in Iraq for a MOI registered PSC.<br> Demonstrated competence over a minimum of 1 year in a previous PSC operations management role.<br> Working knowledge of Oil and Gas sector.<br> Fluent English - Written and Spoken Preferred Security and Risk Management qualification.<br> Fluent Arabic - Written and Spoken Experience working in complex multistakeholder projects Demonstrable appreciation of multi layered security solutions, including engagement with local communities.<br></span> </div>

<p>&nbsp;ASSIGNMENT OBJECTIVES</p><p>The objectives are to:</p><p>1) Strengthen the existing draft evidence base on how social security entitlements are interpreted, applied and enforced, and extend it to the mechanisms through which workers raise and resolve complaints and appeals.</p><p>2) Secure tripartite and institutional validation of that consolidated evidence base.</p><p>3) Build the capacity of those who decide, administer and support social security claims, through curricula national training institutions can keep running after this agreement ends.</p><p>4) Place before decision-makers a prioritised set of options, with order-of-magnitude resource implications, for strengthening the legal framework and the routes by which workers pursue their entitlements.</p><p>4. SCOPE OF WORK AND METHODOLOGY</p><p>This agreement is the sole arrangement for this work stream and all activities are delivered within the agreed value. Bidders shall not assume that any event, expert engagement, expert fee, translation, printing, transport, entry permit, participant payment or venue requirement is met separately. Requirements outside the priced scope must be raised in the Technical and Financial Proposal and, if necessary, at the Inception Report stage.</p><p>Activity numbers, sizes, sequencing, locations and participant numbers are indicative and adjustable within the agreed value and period by written agreement. The deliverables in Section 6 are the binding outputs.</p><p>Component A. Strengthening the analytical report</p><p>1) Starting material. The ILO's draft report is the base text of the deliverable, not background material; proposals set out how they would appraise the full draft at inception and what they expect to remain, and the Inception Report fixes the remaining scope with the ILO on the basis of the draft as received. The ILO holds the rights in the draft, grants the Implementing Partner the right to use and modify it for this agreement, and determines authorship and acknowledgement in any publication.</p><p>2) Higher court analysis. Strengthen the analysis of how the higher courts interpret and enforce the framework, against a sample frame agreed at inception, bounded to the Court of Cassation and, for constitutionality challenges only, the Federal Supreme Court, and including first-instance and appellate decisions held in the same cassation file. Test, rather than assume, the premise that decided case law rests predominantly on Law No. 39 of 1971, Law No. 18 of 2023 having entered into force only on 26 November 2023. Establish which settled principles carry over to Law No. 18 of 2023, which are displaced and which the transitional provisions leave uncertain, and where liability falls when contributions were never paid or the worker never registered. Identify the procedural requirements that operate as barriers to claimants, including limitation periods, time limits for objecting to an administrative decision, and the medical assessment of invalidity and employment injury.</p><p>3) Enforcement. Provide a qualitative chapter on enforcing judicial decisions, drawing on the case sample and key informants and identifying the principal obstacles to executing judgments. A separate empirical study of execution files is not required and shall not be priced.</p><p>4) Legal framework. The review covers Law No. 18 of 2023, Law No. 39 of 1971, labour court and cassation procedure, and the constitutional provisions on social security entitlement. Labour Law No. 37 of 2015 is reviewed only where it governs social security claims: proof of the employment relationship, labour court jurisdiction and procedure, and labour inspection and the sanctions on employer registration and contribution compliance. No general review of that Law, or of constitutional labour protections, is in scope.</p><p><br></p><p>REQUIRED EXPERTISE OF THE IMPLEMENTING PARTNER</p><p>The Implementing Partner shall be a legally registered non-profit entity, such as a non-governmental organisation, research institution, university, legal institute or intergovernmental organisation, operating or able to operate in Iraq. It may be an ILO constituent organisation or affiliated member, or a non-constituent organisation meeting all other criteria. It shall practise non-discrimination in selecting participants. It shall not appear on any United Nations ineligibility or debarment list, be subject to European Union restrictive measures or appear in the EU Financial Sanctions Database, and shall have no history of failed obligations or prohibited conduct. Before award the ILO screens the proposed partner, its governing body and its senior management against these lists, under the Terms and Conditions applicable to Implementation Agreements, incorporated by reference under Section 16.</p><p>Bidders shall meet the following criteria. Each criterion specifies the documentary evidence required.</p><p>1) Organisational capacity and legal status. Established governance and internal financial controls, and at least three years of operational experience in Iraq or the Middle East region. Evidence: registration certificate; organisational profile; governance charter or by-laws; two years of audited financial statements.</p><p>2) Financial administration capacity. Capacity to manage donor funds at the scale of this agreement and to administer multiple expert engagements and event budgets transparently. Evidence: audit reports from two prior projects of comparable scale; reference letters from two prior funders; dedicated project account capability.</p><p>3) Capacity to mobilise specialised legal expertise. Senior legal expertise, in-house or through a roster of external experts, of the calibre required for analytical refinement, for peer review by senior judges and lawyers, and for training, together with social security administration and complaints-handling expertise. Evidence: how such expertise is mobilised; curricula vitae or profiles of indicative experts; one comparable assignment.</p><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><p><br></p>

<p>Provides leadership and management to AMBP s guard force the ensuring the effective provision of security to facilities resident sand stakeholders. Regularly assesses and performance manages his team the guard force at AMBP; identifying any gaps in an individual s capability and providing relevant training to help them improve. Provides training and mentoring to the local guard force as specified by Control Risks and the AMBP hierarchy commensurate with the minimum standards required and exceeding them wherever possible. Ensures that the guard force at AMBP comply with Control Risks policies such as Anti-Bribery and Corruption and Voluntary Principles on Human Rights. Enforces minimum standards in all security duties including static guarding, access control, communications procedures and weapon handling. Records the allocation of resources to the local guard force and ensures these are well maintained and used effectively. Implements and maintains accurate training records for employees. Acts as advisor on all aspects of security to the AMBP hierarchy, where appropriate. Identifies non-compliance with Control Risks and / or Client s policies and procedures and escalates through management appropriately. Assesses the security situation as it applied to the Client s sites and areas of operations and works with the regional management team to make recommendations in line with the current intelligence and analysis. Identifies the conditions that will influence the physical safety of the Client s personnel and their operations and liaises with the management team in order to aid strategic operational decision-making.</p><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><p>Minimum 5 years Military or Policing experience. Minimum 2 years hostile environment experience. Experience of managing local national personnel in a hostile environment. Experience of working in a client facing role in a hostile environment. Demonstrable understanding of Control Risks organisational policies and SOPs. Fluency in English Language (CEFR C2 or equivalent). Proficient in the use of Microsoft Word, Power Point &amp; Excel.</p><h4>Qualifications and specialist skills</h4><ul><li>Minimum of an accredited L3 Close Protection certification</li><li>Minimum of FPOS IV/ FREC medical certification</li><li>Project Management Qualification (PRINCE 2, PMP, Agile, MSP etc)</li><li>Occupational Health &amp; Safety Certification (IOSH, NEBOSH etc)</li><li>Minimum of an accredited L4 Security Management certificatio</li></ul>

<p>The Team Member provides armed protection security for client contracts. They are responsible for maintaining the highest standards and presenting the team and its capabilities to clients. They are compliant with Control Risks standard operating procedures (SOPs) at all times and work with colleagues to deliver the best possible service to the client.</p><p><strong>Tasks and Responsibilities:</strong></p><ul><li>Demonstrates client etiquette, discipline and 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>Possesses competent navigation skills, including map-reading, compass and use of GPS</li><li>Uses vehicle-mounted and handheld communications systems</li><li>Complies with Rules of Engagement and Use of Force</li><li>Maintains competence in all required skills through regular formal assessment</li><li>Conducts effective administration, such as vehicle maintenance, equipment husbandry/accountability and reports and returns</li><li>Assists in conducting risk assessments and operational planning</li><li>Issues orders to team members and briefs clients in line with SOPs when required</li><li>Conducts venue and route recces and produces reports</li><li>Commands the team and issues direction to clients</li></ul><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><ul><li>Essential Minimum of 5 years of military/police experience, with at least 6 months of operation experience</li><li>12 months commercial experience working within a hostile environment (preferably Iraq)</li><li>Attendance on an internationally regarded military Non-Commissioned Officer or similar organisational command and leadership course such as the British Army Section Commanders Battle Course (or higher).</li><li>Fluent English speaker and writer</li><li>Preferred Experience managing operations for oil and gas clients</li><li>Experience managing local guard force</li><li>Experience working for Control Risks in Iraq</li><li>Non-native English speakers from countries where English is not the official language: proof (dated within the last two 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 or country equivalent</li><li>Valid certificate for FPOS-I Level 4 and/or FREC Level 3 and/or AoFAQ Level 3</li><li>Military records</li><li>Holds a BTEC Level 3 Close Protection Certificate recognised by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) and accredited by Ofqual</li><li>HECPO qualified preferable</li></ul>

<p>The Team Member provides armed protection security for client contracts. They are responsible for maintaining the highest standards and presenting the team and its capabilities to clients. They are compliant with Control Risks standard operating procedures (SOPs) at all times and work with colleagues to deliver the best possible service to the client.</p><p>Tasks and Responsibilities:</p><ul><li>Demonstrates client etiquette, discipline and 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>Possesses competent navigation skills, including map-reading, compass and use of GPS</li><li>Uses vehicle-mounted and handheld communications systems</li><li>Complies with Rules of Engagement and Use of Force</li><li>Maintains competence in all required skills through regular formal assessment</li><li>Conducts effective administration, such as vehicle maintenance, equipment husbandry/accountability and reports and returns</li><li>Assists in conducting risk assessments and operational planning</li><li>Issues orders to team members and briefs clients in line with SOPs when required</li><li>Conducts venue and route recces and produces reports</li><li>Commands the team and issues direction to clients</li></ul><p>Application closing date: 02 August 2026 Start date: 16 August 2026 Rotation: 8 weeks on / 4 weeks off Salary: to be discussed at the next stage</p><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><ul><li>Minimum of 5 years of military/police experience, with at least 6 months of operation experience</li><li>12 months commercial experience working within a hostile environment (preferably Iraq)</li><li>Attendance on an internationally regarded military Non-Commissioned Officer or similar organisational command and leadership course such as the British Army Section Commanders Battle Course (or higher).</li><li>Fluent English speaker and writer</li><li>Preferred Experience managing operations for oil and gas clients</li><li>Experience managing local guard force</li><li>Experience working for Control Risks in Iraq</li><li>Non-native English speakers from countries where English is not the official language: proof (dated within the last two 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 or country equivalent</li><li>Valid certificate for FPOS-I Level 4 and/or FREC Level 3 and/or AoFAQ Level 3</li><li>Military records</li><li>Holds a BTEC Level 3 Close Protection Certificate recognised by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) and accredited by Ofqual</li><li>HECPO qualified preferable</li></ul>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> <span>Team Member / 2ic / Deputy Team Leader providing armed and sometimes non-armed protection security for client contracts in hostile and high-risk environments.<br> These individuals are responsible for maintaining the highest standards and presenting the team and its capabilities to clients.<br> They are compliant with Control Risks’ standard operating procedures (SOPs) at all times and work with colleagues to deliver the best possible service to the client.<br> The locations of these roles are mainly in Basra, Iraq.<br> Role tasks and responsibilities Demonstrates client etiquette, discipline and Control Risks’ low-profile approach Remains informed about the threats and key issues in the country working Conducts vehicle and dismounted contact and immediate action drills Possesses competent navigation skills, including map-reading, compass and use of GPS Uses vehicle-mounted and handheld communications systems Complies with Rules of Engagement Maintains competence in all required skills through regular formal assessment Conducts effective administration, such as vehicle maintenance, equipment husbandry/accountability and reports and returns Assists in conducting risk assessments and operational planning Issues orders to team members and briefs clients in line with SOPs when required Conducts venue and route recces and produces reports Commands the team and issues direction to clients Control Risks offers a competitively positioned compensation and benefits package that is transparent and summarised in the full job offer.<br> Life insurance cover Personal Accident insurance As an equal opportunities employer, we encourage suitably qualified applicants from a wide range of backgrounds to apply and join us and are fully committed to equal treatment, free from discrimination, of all candidates throughout our recruitment process.<br> Essential Minimum of 5 years of military/police experience, with at least 6 months of operational experience Fluent English speaker and writer Available to deploy at short notice Fully compliant to work within the location require Preferred 12 months commercial experience working within the country working Experience managing operations for oil and gas clients Experience managing local guard force Experience working for Control Risks Qualifications and specialist skills Non-native English speakers from countries where English is not the official language: proof (dated within the last two years) of language ability based on the TOEFL testing process with score of 110 or above or the IELTS of 8 or above.<br> Valid SIA Frontline Close Protection Licence Valid certificate for FPOSi Lv3 (QNUK), FPOS lv3 or 4 (Pearson) and FREC lv3 (QA / Qualsafe).<br> Military records Holds a BTEC Level 3 Close Protection Certificate recognised by the Security Industry Authority (SIA or country equivalent) and accredited by Ofqual HECPO qualified preferable</span> </div>

<p>Providing armed and sometimes non-armed protection security for client contracts in hostile and high-risk environments. These individuals are responsible for maintaining the highest standards and presenting the team and its capabilities to clients. They are compliant with Control Risks standard operating procedures (SOPs) at all times and work with colleagues to deliver the best possible service to the client. The locations of these roles are mainly in Basra, Iraq.</p><p>Role tasks and responsibilities</p><ul><li>Demonstrates client etiquette, discipline and Control Risks low-profile approach</li><li>Remains informed about the threats and key issues in the country working</li><li>Conducts vehicle and dismounted contact and immediate action drills</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>Complies with Rules of Engagement</li><li>Maintains competence in all required skills through regular formal assessment</li><li>Conducts effective administration, such as vehicle maintenance, equipment husbandry/accountability and reports and returns</li><li>Assists in conducting risk assessments and operational planning</li><li>Issues orders to team members and briefs clients in line with SOPs when required</li><li>Conducts venue and route recces and produces reports</li><li>Commands the team and issues direction to clients</li></ul><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><ul><li>Minimum of 5 years of military/police experience, with at least 6 months of operational experience</li><li>Fluent English speaker and writer</li><li>Available to deploy at short notice</li><li>Fully compliant to work within the location require</li></ul><p>Preferred</p><ul><li>12 months commercial experience working within the country working</li><li>Experience managing operations for oil and gas clients</li><li>Experience managing local guard force</li><li>Experience working for Control Risks</li></ul><p>Qualifications and specialist skills</p><ul><li>Non-native English speakers from countries where English is not the official language: proof (dated within the last two 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 Licence</li><li>Valid certificate for FPOSi Lv3 (QNUK), FPOS lv3 or 4 (Pearson) and FREC lv3 (QA / Qualsafe).</li><li>Military records</li><li>Holds a BTEC Level 3 Close Protection Certificate recognised by the Security Industry Authority (SIA or country equivalent) and accredited by Ofqual</li><li>HECPO qualified preferable</li></ul>

<p>The Team Member provides armed and sometimes non armed protection security for client contracts in hostile and high-risk environments. These individuals are responsible for maintaining the highest standards and presenting the team and its capabilities to clients. They are compliant with Control Risks standard operating procedures (SOPs) at all times and work with colleagues to deliver the best possible service to the client. The locations of these roles are mainly in Baghdad, Iraq. FOR INTERNAL APPLICANTS ONLY Application closing date: 14 Sept 2026 Start date: 31 Oct 2026 (arrive in Baghdad) Other details will be discussed to shortlisted candidates Role tasks and responsibilities Role tasks and responsibilities Demonstrates client etiquette, discipline and Control Risks low-profile approach. Remains informed about the threats and key issues in the country working. Conducts vehicle and dismounted contact and immediate action drills. Possesses competent navigation skills, including map-reading, compass and use of GPS. Uses vehicle-mounted and handheld communications systems. Complies with Rules of Engagement. Maintains competence in all required skills through regular formal assessment. Conducts effective administration, such as vehicle maintenance, equipment husbandry/accountability and reports and returns. Assists in conducting risk assessments and operational planning. Issues orders to team members and briefs clients in line with SOPs when required. Conducts venue and route recces and produces reports. Commands the team and issues direction to clients.</p><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><ul><li>Minimum of 5 years of military/police experience, with at least 6 months of operational experience.</li><li>Fluent English speaker and writer.</li><li>Available to deploy at short notice.</li><li>Fully compliant to work within the location required.</li><li>12 months commercial experience working within the country working.</li><li>Experience managing operations for oil and gas clients.</li><li>Experience managing local guard force.</li><li>Experience working for Control Risks.</li><li>Non-native English speakers from countries where English is not the official language: proof (dated within the last two 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 Licence.</li><li>Valid certificate for FPOS-I Level 4 and/or FREC Level 3 and/or AoFAQ Level 3.</li><li>Military records.</li><li>Holds a BTEC Level 3 Close Protection Certificate recognised by the Security Industry Authority (SIA or country equivalent) and accredited by Ofqual.</li><li>HECPO qualified preferable.</li></ul>

<h2 class="h5">Job description</h2> <div class="t-break" data-jb-field="description"> <span>Your mission is to be the engineer your team looks to for direction.<br> You will solve the complex problems in your team's domain independently, and you will raise the bar for everyone around you, in the code that ships, the tests that guard it, and the standards the team holds itself to.<br> DZ moves fast on a surface where mistakes cost real money: instant digital-goods fulfilment, live payments, chargeback exposure.<br> This role is about owning your team's domain deeply enough that speed and correctness stop being a trade-off.<br> What you'll do Own significant features and services end to end in your team's domain, architecting them with well-accepted patterns for iterative, autonomous development and future scale, applying bounded contexts and minimising cross-service dependencies so failures stay contained.<br> Consistently ship production-ready, self-documenting code, and set the team's standard for AI-assisted development: treat generated code like a peer PR, catch the subtly and confidently wrong output, and know when writing it by hand is faster and safer.<br> Apply TDD and mocks where they earn their place, refactor towards testability, and never merge untested code — including adding the failure cases that AI-generated happy-path tests omit.<br> Diagnose issues systematically within your services and across service boundaries, tune the team's monitoring, and use operational and business metrics as the basis for stability and performance work.<br> You'll be an active participant in your team's on-call.<br> Look actively for vulnerabilities in your own code and in peer reviews, applying secure defaults for auth, input validation and data handling, and design features with abuse in mind (rate limits, velocity checks, idempotency), flagging fraud and risk trade-offs early rather than after launch.<br> Anticipate and communicate blockers, delays and cost overruns before they need escalating, work dependencies to resolution without waiting on other teams, and drive continuous improvement of the team's practices.<br> Mentor teammates deliberately, including to build redundancy so you are not the only person who can support a critical part of the domain and maintain the runbooks and ADRs that make the team's context legible to both people and tooling.<br> Immediate, large-scale impact on a high-growth business Top-of-the-market compensation packages Work alongside top regional talent, with team members from Talabat, Careem, Etisalat, and more What you'll bring 5–8 years building production software, with deep ownership of services in a live, revenue-carrying system.<br> Strong depth in at least one of DZ's stacks (TypeScript, Go, C#) plus solid Postgres and AWS working knowledge, and the curiosity to get productive in the others.<br> Real expertise in a domain you've held for a while: the services, how they interact, and how data flows between them not just the parts you wrote.<br> A security and abuse lens by default: solid OWASP grasp, correct handling of secrets and sensitive data, and an understanding of payment-surface threats such as card testing and credential handling.<br> The judgement to weigh cost against value, including where AI leverage genuinely saves time versus where it adds risk someone will pay for later.<br> Communication that lands with technical and non-technical audiences alike, a habit of seeking feedback as readily as giving it, and comfort with open, respectful disagreement.<br></span> </div>

<p>Demonstrates client etiquette, discipline and Control Risks low profile approach; Possesses up to date knowledge of threat and key issues in Iraq. Conducts Vehicle and Dismounted Contact and Immediate Action Drills. Possesses competent Navigation skills including map, compass and use of GPS. Competent in the use of all communications systems both vehicles mounted and hand held. Able to be fully conversant and comply with Rules of Engagement and Use of Force. Maintains competence in these skills through regular formal assessment. Conducts effective administration to include vehicle maintenance, equipment husbandry/accountability and reports and returns. Assists in the conduct of risk assessments and operational planning. Issues orders to team members and briefs clients in line with SOPs when required. Conducts venue and route recces and produces reports. Is able to command the team and issue direction to clients.</p><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><p>Knowledge and experience Essential Minimum 12 months APT experience. Minimum 4 years military / police experience. Minimum 2 years commercial experience in Iraq. Fluent English speaker and writer. Preferred Experience managing operations for O&amp;G clients. Experience managing local guard force. Experience working for Control Risks in Southern Iraq. Qualifications and specialist skills Non-native English speakers from countries where English is not the official language: proof (dated within the last two years) of language ability based on the TOEFL testing process with score of 110 or above or the IELTS of 8 or above. Valid SIA Frontline Close Protection Licence Valid Medical Qualifications (FREC, FPOSi)</p>

<p>&nbsp;The Consultant will provide time-bound specialized technical expertise to support the implementation of specific Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) capacity-building activities under the project Supporting Community Engagement and Policing in Iraq Phase II , led by the Community Engagement and Policing (CEP) unit of IOM Iraq. The objective of this project is to strengthen public trust and confidence in Iraq s security institutions by enhancing accountable, inclusive, and community-responsive policing practices in areas of return and border regions. The project focuses on two primary pillars: i) increase Iraq s security agencies legitimacy and accountability in areas of return and border areas through an increased professionalization of police and border guards and mainstream of CEP approaches across different Directorates within the MoI; and ii) strengthen the CP community outreach, especially amongst women, through the CP Women Empowerment and Protection (WEP) Action Plan, to ensure rights-based stabilization interventions that respond to the needs of communities. The required expertise in prevention-oriented Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP), intelligence development frameworks, police analytical systems, and operationalization of risk analysis methodologies is not currently available within IOM Iraq. The engagement of an external consultant is therefore required to provide specialized technical knowledge, support the development of practical tools and procedures, and strengthen the capacity of the Community Policing Directorate and relevant Ministry of Interior counterparts to establish sustainable prevention-oriented ILP approaches. The project was built on lessons learned from the first phase, implemented between 2025 and 2026, in coordination with the CP Directorate, who identified further need of capacity building on prevention-oriented ILP principles to increase their ability to identify and respond to their communities major security threats. The project will target areas with significant numbers of returnees from northeast Syria as well as border areas, particularly focusing on the governorates of Ninewa, Anbar, Salah al Din, Basra, and Missan, and will be implemented jointly with the Integrated Border Governance (IBG) team and the Prevention of Violent Extremism (PVE) teams of IOM Iraq. Within this framework, the ILP consultant will design and deliver three activities contributing to the first pillar of the project: Deliver ToT and core training for MoI officers on data management and risk analysis; Develop an initial assessment to set-up a structured data-management and community risk analysis framework to support the CP Directorate and relevant MoI units in strengthening preventive, evidence-based policing. Develop SOPs on data management and risk analysis techniques, such as 5x5x5, Evaluation, Data Collection, and Tasking and Coordination. Organizational Department / Unit to which the Consultant is contributing IOM Iraq Peace, Recovery, and Solutions Division Community Engagement and Policing Unit. Under the general guidance of the Chief of Mission, the overall supervision of the Head of Division, and the direct supervision of the Programme Officer (Technical Cooperation). This consultancy opportunity is open to international consultants and will be delivered primarily remotely. However, selected consultants will be required to travel to Iraq as needed. Tasks to be performed under this contract The Consultant will provide time-bound specialized technical expertise to support the Ministry of Interior's institutional capacity-building efforts through the delivery of a Training of Trainers (ToT) on prevention-oriented Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) approaches, focusing on data management, risk analysis, and evidence-based decision-making. Following the ToT, the Consultant will provide technical coaching and mentoring to support the newly certified trainers in delivering cascade training to Ministry of Interior law enforcement officers, ensuring quality, consistency, and effective knowledge transfer. The timeline is indicative and may be adjusted based on the actual commencement date of the consultancy and operational requirements. The overall duration of the consultancy and the sequencing of deliverables may be revised accordingly. First Deliverable Deliver a Training of Trainers (ToT) and Cascade Training on Data Management and Risk Analysis Using Prevention-Oriented Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) Approaches. Description: to expand pool of trainers and re-engage the previously trainer trainers from the MoI and support them in the delivery of core training to MoI officers on prevention-oriented ILP approaches Deliver a ten-day Training of Trainers (ToT) for selected Ministry of Interior officers to strengthen and expand the national pool of ILP trainers. Provide mentoring and technical coaching to the newly trained trainers to prepare them for delivering the cascade training. Support the certified trainers in planning and delivering the core training to Ministry of Interior law enforcement officers. Coordinate with the Community Policing Directorate and IOM on all technical aspects of the training delivery and provide quality assurance throughout the process. Observe both the ToT and the cascade training sessions and provide technical guidance and feedback to trainers as required. Prepare a post-training observation report summarizing the implementation process, participant feedback, lessons learned, challenges encountered, and recommendations for strengthening future ILP capacity-building initiatives.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Desired Candidate Profile</strong></p><p>Master's degree in Political Science, International Relations, Security Studies, or another relevant field from an accredited academic institution, with at least seven (7) years of relevant professional experience; or University degree (Bachelor's degree) in the above fields with at least nine (9) years of relevant professional experience.</p><p>Experience in implementing the Intelligence-Led Policing (ILP) approach, crime data analytics, and other relevant areas within the policing or law enforcement field.</p><p>Hands-on experience, preferably in Iraq, in designing or advising on ILP systems within police or security institutions.</p><p>Previous involvement in police transformation initiatives, including capacity development and strategic planning.</p><p>Exposure to community-oriented policing models and integration of ILP in prevention of violent extremism.</p><p>Proven record of delivering technical training and mentoring to law enforcement officers and decision-makers.</p><p>Experience operating in complex environments, preferably in the MENA region or similar contexts.</p><p>History of advising ministries of interior, national police bodies, or multilateral agencies on ILP or related reforms.</p><p>Strong understanding of ILP principles, models, and application in law enforcement operations.</p><p>Ability to analyze complex security environments and develop strategic intelligence frameworks.</p><p>Capable of developing and delivering technical training to law enforcement personnel at various levels.</p><p>Proficient in using data and intelligence to guide policing priorities, crime prevention, and resource allocation.</p><p>Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to communicate complex concepts to diverse stakeholders.</p><p>Ability to engage effectively with government institutions, security agencies, and international partners.</p><p>Skilled in drafting high-quality reports, guidance documents, and strategic recommendations.</p><p>Note: As part of your application, please submit a financial proposal outlining your approach and fees to complete the assignment.</p><p>For this consultancy, fluency in English is required. Working knowledge of Arabic and/or Kurdish is considered an asset. Proficiency of language(s) required will be specifically evaluated during the selection process, which may include written and/or oral assessments.</p>