Avis de recrutement
World Vision Mali recruits for the following position (1):
TITLE: Security Officer
Locality: Koro
Contrat Type: Local
Repport to: OperationsManagerNord & Centreand Technically to Security Manager
World Vision does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process.
World Vision does not concern itself with information on bank accounts.
*Women are strongly encouraged to apply for.
WORK CONTEXT / BACKGROUND:
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice through sustainable development, emergency relief and raising public awareness. The heart of World Vision's work is in helping communities build stronger and healthier relationships. World Vision helps communities help themselves. World Vision focuses on children because they are the best indicator of a community's social health. When children are fed, sheltered, schooled, protected, valued, and loved, a community thrives.
PURPOSE OF POSITION:
To support the National Director in ensuring that effective security measures for the National Office programs are both appropriately planned for and addressed within the national context. Lead in the optimization of organizational security and the mitigation of operational risks for ministry effectiveness by establishing security systems and mechanisms for institutionalizing an organizational culture and practice of safety and security.
Majors responsabilities:
Strategy & Planning | |
| National Office is aligned with all current World Vision policies and strategies. |
Security Operations | |
| National Office is applying all current security requirements in accordance with World Vision security policy and procedures. |
Networking and External Liaison/Engagement | |
| Security relationships with other NGO’s and relevant partners are established and maintained. |
Capacity Building and Technical Training | |
| National staffs are trained in alignment with the Office of Corporate Security and current international good practice standards. |
Reporting and Documentation | |
| All documentation is prepared in a clear and concise manner and disseminated in accordance with World Vision Policies and Procedures. |
Education |
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Experience |
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Knowledge & Skills |
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(verbal and written) –particularly in a crisis situation | Essential | |
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Core Competencies | THINKING CAPABILITY: Strategic Thinking
Humanitarian
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ACHIEVING CAPABILITY: Sound Judgment
Communication
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SELF-MANAGING CAPABILITY: Physical / Mental
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RELATIONAL CAPABILITY: Engagement
Influence
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Work Environment |
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Attitudes and Behaviors:
World Vision reserves the right to disqualify a candidate who has any record relating to child abuse or opposite behavior to child protection, even after the hiring.
How to apply: http://careers.wvi.org/job-opportunities-in-mali
*Deadline for submission of applications: February 3rd, 2021
*Only short listed candidates will be contacted.
Local candidates are encouraged to apply for.
*Position location to be determined by home country of successful candidate in a jurisdiction (US state or country) where WVI is registered to operate.
*Please submit your CV in English.
PURPOSE OF POSITION:
In connection with the Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) group, this position provides leadership for the WVI global compliance function. The Director will be expected to understand and evaluate WVI’s unique organizational environment, and apply a deep understanding of technical compliance principles to establish a recently developed function that will deliver an effective organization-wide compliance program. To accomplish these goals, the Director will need to possess a strong understanding of compliance best practices, and be able to exhibit creativity and strategic thinking in designing and implementing a framework that will enable the organization to effectively identify and manage its
internal and external requirements. The Director will be expected to act as a champion for fostering a culture of compliance in the organization. In particular, challenging existing negative perceptions of the compliance field, and demonstrating the benefits and value that a compliance practice can bring to WVI. This will include driving adherence to policy management standards, chairing the policy oversight committee, and advising stakeholders on policy development and revision. This role will also advise and support mandatory employee compliance training programmes ensuring a high degree of quality. This role will lead and support a network of Compliance Champions throughout the
organization who will act as focal points for their individual offices in leading the implementation and maintenance of local compliance functions and a compliance framework and monitoring tool.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Chair the policy coordination committee and act as a subject matter expert on policy management standards to ensure existing and new policies are in alignment.
Partner with a wide range of stakeholders and policy owners to advise on policy management and development best practices.
Maintain a network of partners and compliance champions throughout the organization to implement and support the Field Office Compliance Framework and monitoring tool.
Act in an advisory capacity to ensure employee training programmes and communications are effective at educating employees on expected behaviours.
Develop and deliver regular reporting to senior leadership and/or the Board on the effectiveness of the compliance program, highlighting any significant gaps requiring intervention.
Within the context of NGO Compliance practitioners and networking groups, act as a leader in developing sharing innovative best practices in place in World Vision.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES:
Bachelor degree in finance, business, project management, security or related discipline.
Minimum of 8 to 10 years of work experience leading a compliance programme or related function.
Membership in a global compliance institute/organization.
Well-developed verbal and written communication skills.
Experience in developing and implementing strategies that produce results.
Demonstrated leadership skills in setting strategic goals, measures of success and priorities.
Ability to understand and align cross-functional strategic priorities.
Knowledge and experience in managing a compliance function.
Ability to effectively engage with executive level management in championing compliance and implementing it as relatively new discipline in the organization.
Experience in managing stakeholders and business units to achieve results.
Preferred Skills, Knowledge and Experience:
Externally recognized compliance certification or qualification preferred.
International and/or prior experience working with an INGO.
Work Environment/Travel:
The position requires ability and willingness to travel domestically and internationally up to 25% of the time.