US$ 75,602 net per annum, plus post adjustment (currently US$ 44,680). Salary is free of income tax in the United Kingdom.
• provides support to the Sub-Committee on Implementation of IMO Instruments
• provides technical expertise particularly, for matters related to Port State control, survey and certifications, recognized organizations (ROs), marine casualty investigation, IMO Member State Audit Scheme (IMSAS), fishing ship safety and IUU fishing, and GISIS information system.
This vacancy is open to all qualified candidates. IMO seeks to increase the number of women at senior levels and, therefore, qualified women are particularly encouraged to apply. IMO will make every effort to facilitate the employment of persons with disabilities.
2. Carry out secretariat duties relating to meetings of the Assembly, the Council, the Committees, and their subsidiary bodies, prepare and review relevant meeting documents and reports.
3. Support the Sub-Committee on Implementation of IMO Instruments and provide support and technical expertise to technical groups, specifically, the groups of experts established by the Sub-Committee on Implementation of IMO Instruments (III) and act as Secretary of working and drafting groups.
4. Contribute to the cooperation with the UNECE, ILO and FAO on matters related to the UNLOCODES, MLC 2006 and IUU fishing.
5. Assist in the implementation of the IMO Member State Audit Scheme (IMSAS).
6. Monitor and contribute to the Secretariat’s work relating to the analysis of data and identification of trends and development of knowledge and risk-based recommendations according to a holistic and inter-divisional methodology, specifically on casualty and port State control (PSC) data.
7. In collaboration with the Information Technology Department provide support and technical expertise to the development and maintenance of the Global Integrated Shipping Information System (GISIS), computerized databases on maritime safety, security, and marine environment, to enable a knowledge and information-based Organization.
8. Provide support and technical expertise to other entities involved in technical cooperation activities including their implementation and delivery. Follow up technical co-operation activities relating to port State control and other areas, including the organization of IMO-sponsored seminars and workshops.
9. Carry out other related duties as required, including missions to represent the Organization.
10. Provide support and technical expertise and development to the work associated with the Department, MSD and MED, including management of information systems on international maritime safety and security and marine environment, such as IMO-Vega.
11. Assist in the coordination and supervision of the work of Officers and research assistants assigned to the implementation of instruments. Support and perform other duties, as required.
2. In-depth knowledge of relevant IMO instruments, keeping abreast of latest developments/amendments of relevant IMO instruments.
3. Thoroughness and attention to detail, ensuring accuracy in delivery and implementation.
4. Proven organizational skills in coordinating activities and resources; and ability to manage and develop staff and teams.
5. Good analytical skills, with ability to problem solve and work effectively under pressure.
6. Good interpersonal skills and ability to build and maintain effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders, at all levels including in an international, cross-cultural context.
Minimum seven years of continued professional experience in maritime affairs, including at least five years’ experience in any of the following: port State control activities, survey and certification of ships, administration of maritime technical affairs is required. Experience in project and data management would be an asset.
Advanced university degree (Master’s or equivalent) required in maritime engineering or naval architecture, or maritime transport engineering or nautical science is essential.