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• Distributes incoming cables, messages, and
  other communication in accordance with established instructions;
• The jobholder also ensures that all
  communications handed to him/her for transmission are properly prepared
  and authorized and promptly transmitted;
• The incumbent selects the most efficient
  and economic means for the transmission of messages, taking into
  consideration the nature and priority of communications to be transmitted;
  
• Maintains a station log where all
  occurrences related to the operation of the telecommunication equipment
  are entered;
• The incumbent ensures that no unauthorised
  communications are exchanged on the network; – Ensures that all the
  equipment placed under his/her responsibility is maintained in good
  working condition;
• Supports new staff members in the proper
  operation of telecommunication equipment;
• May perform secretarial functions, such as
  handling paper work on routine, matters, arranges appointment/meetings
  both internally and externally, screening telephone calls, types a wide
  variety of materials from drafts, printed text, using a word processor.
• May assist in making Travel arrangements.

• The ideal candidate for the United Nations
  UNHCR Telecom Operator job vacancy should have completed secondary
  education with training or Certificate in radio/telecommunications.
• At least two years of related work
  experience
• Excellent communication skills (written
  and oral).
• Ability to work as part of a team but also
  independently, in a multi-cultural environment.
• Knowledge of the UN system.
• Ability to work in remote areas.
• English language is essential, Madi,
  Lugbara and Aringa.
• Another UN language and good knowledge of
  the local language an asset.

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