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Operations Supervisor

Experience:

• Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a managerial position, including procurement and budget management, human resources, and supervision.

• Management experience must include work with police or military training programs, knowledge of local government protocols, and managing activities of high-level

Supervise operational and training activities, including liaison with government officials and overseeing support services (interpretation, catering, transportation).

• Manage travel, lodging, and transportation for personnel, contractors, and instructional staff in Lebanon.

• Monitor program efficiency and report to the Program Manager (PM), ensuring effective service delivery.

• Attend meetings with government and program representatives, providing interpretation and translation as needed.

• Draft and translate diplomatic documents between English and Arabic.

• Coordinate logistics and documentation for training programs, including course funding and participation letters.

• Handle Leahy Vetting policy and security checks for training participants in collaboration with embassy staff.

• Prepare management reports and schedules for PM and other stakeholders.

• Oversee security for property and personnel, coordinating equipment shipment and country clearances.

• Submit and monitor procurement requisitions for training materials and supplies.

government supervisory and administrative staff.

Prepare management reports and schedules for PM and other stakeholders.

• Oversee security for property and personnel, coordinating equipment shipment and country clearances.

• Submit and monitor procurement requisitions for training materials and supplies.

• Coordinate logistical support, including transportation, food, and interpreter services, with contracted personnel and embassy staff.

• Recommend and coordinate repair and maintenance services for the property.

• Work with the U.S. General Services Office (GSO) on procurements and travel arrangements.

• Maintain electronic records of procurements, services, and communications, and provide weekly reports to PM.

• Advise PM and embassy staff on the host country’s culture and customs.

• Coordinate participant medical exams and travel for VIP delegations to the U.S.

• Manage logistics for training events, including hotel reservations, equipment shipments, and supply orders.

• Develop logistical plans and draft complex diplomatic documents for approval.

• Perform other duties as assigned.

Prepare management reports and schedules for PM and other stakeholders.

• Oversee security for property and personnel, coordinating equipment shipment and country clearances.

• Submit and monitor procurement requisitions for training materials and supplies.

• Coordinate logistical support, including transportation, food, and interpreter services, with contracted personnel and embassy staff.

• Recommend and coordinate repair and maintenance services for the property.

• Work with the U.S. General Services Office (GSO) on procurements and travel arrangements.

• Maintain electronic records of procurements, services, and communications, and provide weekly reports to PM.

• Advise PM and embassy staff on the host country’s culture and customs.

• Coordinate participant medical exams and travel for VIP delegations to the U.S.

• Manage logistics for training events, including hotel reservations, equipment shipments, and supply orders.

• Develop logistical plans and draft complex diplomatic documents for approval.

• Perform other duties as assigned.

 

Intervention Sectors
Safety and Security
Location
  • Lebanon
Application Deadline
Organisation
Salary Range
> 3000 (USD)
Contract Type
Full Time
Requires a Cover Letter?
No
Experience Requirements
5 to 10 years
Education Degree
Bachelor Degree
Education Degree Details
Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, law, political science, public administration, or business administration, or equivalent.

Arabic
Fluent
English
Fluent
French
None
Hide guidelines for wrong answers
No