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Gender Studies – Careers SL
CDIil y a 4 mois
Job Description
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Safety and Security Manager Development Studies , Social work Sierra Leone , Freetown Full Time
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What this role involves
As Safety and Security Manager, you will assess risks, develop protocols, and coordinate emergency responses to protect staff and operations in Sierra Leone. Day-to-day, you’ll monitor security trends, train teams on safety procedures, and liaise with local authorities and partners. This role demands proactive planning and calm crisis management in dynamic environments.
Key skills to highlight
Emphasize experience in security risk assessments, incident reporting, and crisis management. Show proficiency in developing security plans and conducting staff safety trainings. Familiarity with Sierra Leone’s security landscape, logistics coordination, and communication tools (e.g., radios, GPS) is a strong plus.
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Add a “Security Operations” section with specific examples: e.g., “Led risk assessments for 3 field sites in Freetown” or “Trained 50+ staff on evacuation drills.” Quantify impact—like reduced incident response times by 20%—to show results.
Before you apply
Verify the employer independently—search for “Development Studies” and ask for a formal job offer letter. Avoid paying any fees for applications or visas. Sierra Leone-based roles should confirm the hiring organization’s registration locally.
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