The United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment) is the foremost global authority on environmental matters, responsible for shaping the international environmental agenda, ensuring the integrated implementation of the environmental aspect of sustainable development across the UN system, and serving as a key advocate for the environment.
Job information
Job Type – Full Time
Qualification – MBA/MSc/MA
Experience – 8 years
Location – Nairobi
Job Field – Consultancy, Security / Intelligence
Specific tasks and responsibilities:
- Conduct a comprehensive review and analysis of current practices (including communication systems, warden networks, mission planning and convoy operations, etc.) across HQ, regional and country-level projects, in coordination with UNDSS.
- Provide actionable recommendations for developing and implementing an effective security management system within UNEP.
- Draft detailed Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for core security-related roles, emphasizing coordination with UNDSS both in Nairobi and at other duty stations.
- Develop a Security Management Plan (SMP) outlining the interconnected responsibilities and processes between UNEP headquarters and UNDSS.
- Create supporting materials, guidance, and templates for security personnel, senior leaders, and UNEP staff from a global HQ perspective.
- Design and conduct training sessions on key security systems, such as the Warden system, communication protocols, and other relevant areas.
Qualifications / Special Skills
- A Master’s degree in security management, business administration, international relations, social or political science, police/military science, or a related field. This may substitute for up to four years of work experience.
- A minimum of eight years’ experience in national or international security management, police, or military service is required.
- Prior involvement with the UN Security Management System is highly desirable.
- Strong experience in preparing reports and developing SOPs. Background in delivering security-related training is an asset.