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• Advise on the utilization of CBRNE equipment logistics planning and
  operations experience for equipment research, requisition, accountability,
  maintenance, calibration, & sustainment;
• Instruct various CBRNE tasks and procedures effectively to a wide
  range of audiences and skill sets, while being able to adapt to their
  expectations;
• Conduct research, write and develop client based procedures related
  to CBRN defense
• Provide consultation and advice for project stakeholders regarding
  CBRNE risks at workplaces;
• Conduct inspections at all workplaces in line with Toxic Chemicals
  Prohibition and Control Act, 2016 and Chemical Weapons Conventions;
• Take lead in the formulation of National Chemical, Biological,
  Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive Safety and Security Policy and Law;
• Undertake accident investigations and reporting;
• Reviewing and analyzing relevant technical information of the
  inspection sites including declarations provided by the enterprises;
• Monitor and verify the destruction of CBRNE related agents in a
  designated sites in line with standards and guidelines;
• Advise on the acquisition and maintenance of suitable technical
  equipment and tools to support inspections;
• To maintain readiness for contingency operations (i.e. participation
  in relevant trainings) and assist the Inspection Team in carrying out the
  mission to provide assistance and protection against use or threat of use
  of chemical weapons, and participation in Challenge Inspection (CI),
  Investigation of Alleged Use (IAU), as well as OPCW recommended
  Contingency Operations;
• To inspect imports, exports and products on the local market against
  the first, second and third schedule of the Annex of Chemicals of the
  Chemical Weapons Convention;
• Conducts pre-inspection briefings, prior to deployment to the
  inspection site and mission debriefings upon completion of inspection;
• Take lead in the establishment of the National Chemicals Regulatory
  Authority in line with Toxic Chemicals Prohibition and control Act.
• Formulate the CBRNE Training Programme for relevant stakeholders;
• Perform any other duties as may be assigned from time to time.

• The applicant must hold an Honors Bachelor’s degree in any of the following;
  Physical Sciences, Industrial Sciences, Medical Sciences, Agricultural
  Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering. Master’s Degree in Industrial
  Chemistry, Physics, and Nuclear or related in Science discipline is a
  must.
• A minimum of seven years of working experience in the field of
  engineering or military particularly engineering, industry chemistry
  environment management, law or military operations.
• Knowledge and experience with explosive safety, explosive ordnance
  disposal, and NDE are considered advantages.
• Additional certification or qualifications in CBRNE, forensic
  investigations, toxicology or first responder are considered as an
  advantage.
• Strong leadership, managerial and negotiation skills;
• Task oriented focus;
• Good communication skills (especially factually oriented);
• Results-driven, respects deadlines and have a pragmatic approach
  focused on realistic results.
• Ability to adapt and develop to evolving circumstances and
  specialized situations;
• Able to deal with complex issues and interpret procedures and
  guidelines in order to adapt them to cover complex situations;
• Possesses excellent negotiating skills, conflict management skills
  and ability to enhance the effectiveness of a team;
• Able to work in diverse environment and travel frequently;
• Possesses good computer skills.

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