Humanitarian Mine Action Team Leader

Danish Refugee Council (DRC) · Syria

Organization
Danish Refugee Council (DRC)
Location
Syria
Organization type
International NGO
Contract
Job
Posted
1 November 2026
Deadline
10 November 2026 3 days left

Job details

Education
Secondary education

excerpts from the official posting

Overall purpose of the role : The overall role of the NTS/EORE team leader is to lead, manage, and ensure the safe, effective, and high-quality implementation of all Non-Technical Survey (NTS) and Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) activities within an assigned area of operations. The Team Leader is responsible…

Main responsibilities

  • Lead, mentor, and supervise the NTS/EORE team
  • Develop weekly/monthly work plans and task allocations for the team in coordination with the EORE/NTS Manager and Operations Manager.
  • Conduct regular team meetings and briefings/debriefings.
  • Manage team logistics, including movement planning, equipment, and materials.

Profile

  • Background expertise in humanitarian mine action including past conduct of non-technical survey.
  • Previous expertise as HMA team leader.
  • Desirable IMAS-level 3 qualifications.

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