The Humanitarian Mine Action Team Leader will be based in Rural Damascus, but the Team Leader may be
required to deploy to other areas of Syria to respond to emergency tasks or as the programme Area of
Operations expands. They are responsible for monitoring and supervising all activities of the team to which
they have been assigned by the TFM/OM ensuring the conduct of the assigned activity safely and efficiently
as per the SOPs and assisting in all aspects related to mine action in the Syrian context to fully support DRC
HMA operations. The Humanitarian Mine Action Team Leader shall coordinate with appropriate local or
competent authorities, the HMA TFM and Operations Manager, and the safety department to ensure that it
is safe to conduct activities in an area and to avoid disruptions to operations due to the activities of the
security services
Plan and monitor team members leave. Review and authorize leave applications submitted by team
members on Dynamics.
• Manage and monitor the welfare of team members. Manage team members’ performance and
conduct written performance reviews in accordance with DRC HR procedures and timelines.
• Provide any other required administrative supervision of team members. In consultation with the
TFM introduce Performance Improvement Plans for underperforming staff members and if
required undertake disciplinary procedures to address further underperformance or misconduct
issues.
• Monitor and record team members’ attendance, ensuring accountability and adherence to work
schedules.
• Monitor and supervise all activities of the assigned team, ensuring tasks are carried out safely,
efficiently, and in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
• Assist in all aspects related to HMA operations in the Syrian context to fully support DRC
operations.
• Coordinate and liaise with relevant local authorities, community leaders, and stakeholders, as well
as the TFM, HMA Operations Manager, and the Safety Department to ensure safe and
uninterrupted operations. This includes planning for and responding to disruptions caused by
authorities, police, or military presence and facilitating the smooth execution of activities.
• In conjunction with the TFM, conduct planning, preparation and reconnaissance of future task sites.
• Supporting other HMA Team Leaders in conducting other tasks as directed by the TFM.
• Ensure that the team has the necessary and serviceable materials and equipment to carry out the
designated activities.
• Operate DRC vehicles during operational hours as authorized and when required and adhere to the
rules and requirements of driving set by the organization and local authorities.
• Conduct regular Quality Management (QA and QC) to maintain operational standards and
effectiveness.
• Ensure team members uphold high standards of discipline and professional conduct.
• Report any non-conformities, breaches of SOPs, disciplinary issues, or unauthorized absences to
the TFM.
• Conduct training as required, including refresher training as requested by the TFM and provide
assistance and support in training DRC and local partner staff as needed.
• Ensure team members perform regular equipment maintenance to keep all tools and machinery in
serviceable condition.
• Conduct an inventory audit in accordance with a schedule nominated by the TFM to verify there
are no loose or missing parts or pieces of equipment, identify consumable items requiring
replenishment, and schedule timely orders to maintain uninterrupted workflow.
• Coordinate and organize the team movements, including car schedules and drivers, and ensure all
safety and access permissions are efficient and valid
Ensure that the TFM is fully briefed on all issues relating to the task activity.
• Supervise all EOD/MMC/BAC activities of the team in accordance with the work plan.
• Support in the capacity-building process, including training and coordination, whenever possible.
• Ensure the safe storage, transport, and handling of explosive and explosive items in accordance
with SOPs in the relevant project operation locations in which they are responsible and keep
records of explosive usage updated and reported to the TFM.
• Conduct daily meeting/safety brief with the team members prior to the commencement of
operational activities.
• Review EOD/MMC/BAC operational procedures and recommend improvements to the operational
department.
• Take the lead in EOD/MMC/BAC presentations and visitor briefings.
• Regularly complete required reports on paper and/or electronically and submit them to the
Technical Field Manager as required.
• Conduct any other task as directed by his managers
Minimum IMAS EOD Level 2 required from a recognized international training establishment.
• Minimum 2 years’ experience in managing six or more personnel.
• Valid manual driving license (Category A), with the ability to operate a 4x4 vehicle in the field,
following safety guidelines.
• Physically fit.
• Good skills in MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word).
Education:
• High School Diploma (minimum)
Languages:
• Fluency in speaking, reading, and writing in Arabic language.
• Fluency in speaking, reading, and writing of English language is preferable.
In this position, you are expected to demonstrate DRC’ five core competencies:
• Striving for excellence: You focus on reaching results while ensuring an efficient process.
• Collaborating: You involve relevant parties and encourage feedback.
• Taking the lead: You take ownership and initiative while aiming for innovation.
• Communicating: You listen and speak effectively and honestly.
• Demonstrating integrity: You act in line with our vision and values
ننصح بقراءة طريقة التقديم بعناية و التقيد بتعليمات التقدم للوظائف و المناقصات.