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Trócaire Security Advisor (Partnerships and Access) Ireland TRÓCAIRE Jobs 2024
Trócaire looking for “Security Advisor (Partnerships and Access)”. Applicants with an Advanced degree may apply on or before 17-Jul-24.
The Trócaire has published a job vacancy announcement on 03-Jul-24 for qualified applicants to fill in the vacant post of Security Advisor (Partnerships and Access) to be based in Maynooth, Ireland. For more jobs, please visit https://unjoblink.org
Company Name: Trócaire
Job Title: Security Advisor (Partnerships and Access)
Duty Station: Maynooth, Ireland
Country: Ireland
Application Deadline: 17-Jul-24
As the Security Advisor (Partnerships and Access) at Trócaire, you will play a pivotal role in enhancing our global security management efforts within the International Division. Reporting to the Head of Global Security, you will collaborate closely to develop and maintain robust security supports for our partners.
You will foster a proactive security culture by ensuring regular communication with country teams and offering context-relevant advice and training. Staying informed about political, economic, and social developments in regions where Trócaire operates, you will be ready to provide critical support in times of crisis, including advising the Crisis Management Group.
Your role will extend to providing comprehensive security training globally and conducting capacity-building sessions tailored to the needs of our partners.This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute significantly to Trócaire’s mission while working in either our Maynooth, Ireland, or Nairobi, Kenya offices.
If you are passionate about global security, possess strong leadership skills, and thrive in dynamic environments, we invite you to join us in making a tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable communities worldwide.
We value candidates with significant international security management experience, ideally gained through national security forces or commercial humanitarian international security roles. A solid grasp of international relations, geopolitics, and current global security issues is essential. Previous experience of at least two years in a security capacity with an international development or humanitarian NGO, or multi-lateral agency (UN, EU), particularly in challenging environments, is strongly preferred. Expertise in security risk management standards, including conducting assessments, audits, and implementing effective security protocols, is crucial for success in this role. Experience in developing and delivering impactful training and workshops, along with familiarity with humanitarian standards and working closely with local partner organizations, will be highly advantageous.
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