Overview
The Movement Control Officer will coordinate regional movement control activities, provide technical advice on transportation, and manage passenger and cargo movements within a field mission.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinates regional movement control office activities.
- Participates in coordinating movement control services for passengers and cargo.
- Provides technical advice on transportation activities.
- Prepares operational plans, performance reports, and responses to audits.
- Provides inputs to standard operating procedures for movement control.
- Monitors quality control procedures.
- Monitors accuracy of data in management information systems.
- Monitors reference documents.
- Develops cost-effective transport plans.
- Evaluates transport contracts.
- Conducts inventories and physical checks.
- Provides inputs for budget proposals.
- Participates in requisition processes.
- Determines technical specifications for movement control services.
- Provides inputs to vendor evaluations.
- Ensures compliance with UN financial regulations.
- Participates in administrative missions.
- Resolves insurance policy problems.
- Manages allocation and rotation of work assignments.
- Coordinates annual work plans and evaluates performance.
- Develops training courses and workshops.
- Monitors receipt and registration of customer requests.
- Plans and schedules movement of passengers and cargo.
- Determines efficient and cost-effective modes of transportation.
- Coordinates transportation activities with relevant units and providers.
- Liaises with other organizations on immigration and customs matters.
- Analyzes projected passenger and cargo flows.
- Monitors statistical data on movement of passengers and cargo.
- Supervises Cargo Warehouse activities.
- Monitors excess personal luggage and cargo receipt and registration.
- Monitors preparation of luggage and cargo for transportation.
- Ensures luggage and cargo are labelled correctly.
- Ensures timely coordination of transportation arrangements.
- Supervises movement control assistants, passenger clerks, and cargo handlers.
- Supervises passenger and cargo handling services.
- Monitors compilation of passenger and cargo manifests.
- Monitors loading of aircrafts, vehicles, and vessels.
- Ensures passengers are briefed on schedules, routes, timing, and safety requirements.
- Monitors check-in and check-out activities.
- Participates in search and rescue and CasEvac operations.
- Coordinates inbound activities for freight.
- Contacts vendors to confirm delivery status and review shipment documents.
- Collects, checks, and updates information and documents in the enterprise resource planning system.
- Tracks and traces deliveries and updates inbound delivery information.
- Searches for and resolves issues that may delay deliveries.
- Confirms delivery dates and quantities received.
- Plans deliveries, raises shopping carts, and drafts statements of work for freight forwarding services.
- Liaises and coordinates customs, transport, and MovCon activities related to inbound shipments.
- Ensures daily activities comply with DOS Environmental and Waste Management policies.
Required Experience
- A minimum of ten (10) years of progressively responsible experience in movement control, multi-modal transportation, airline operations, logistics management or a related field with at least three (3) years of supervisory experience on a position directly related to the coordination of complex transport operations in the international environment is required.
- Experience in the use of International Air Transport Association (IATA) and/or International Maritime Organization (IMO) rules and procedures for the transportation of dangerous goods is required.
- Experience using Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel and PowerPoint, is required.
- Experience in quality management is desirable.
- Experience in international operations in a post-conflict environment is desirable.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent is required.
- A valid driver’s license is required.
- Dangerous Goods certificate (IATA and/or IMO) is required.
- Training in the planning, coordination and control of at least two (2) modes of transport is required.