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Summary
I have done my masters in International Relations.
My career in social sector commenced with one of a leading Iinternational NGO (IFRC) during 2010 flood emergencies Sindh, which continued with International federation of red Cross as provincial security access officer in PHQ KHI Sindh, for 8 years in two different phases, from 2010 to 2017 and recently for almost a year rejoined after 2022 flood emergencies.
I have served IFRC on provincial position as security access officer where my core competencies were to process NOCs with Sindh Govt. for International delegation, approve travel request /accommodations/mission orders for Red Cross Red Crescent field movement sindh and look after security matters overall.
Currently, working as Security/access Focal for EPI Sindh at assigned (DEOC) at Deputy Commissioner office KHI East. Special assigned task here is to deal with Afghan population (high risk areas), staff trainings on assessing risks and challenges.
Filed staff trainings to avoid conflicts zones and community agressions due to polio/covid/TCV vaccination in refusal pockets and reporting channels accordingly.
Security deployment as shoulder to shoulder and cordoned off as per plan is the prime responsibility here.
Being part of District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC) my work under WHO/UNICEF line management and direct supervision of PEOC Sindh is to liaison with LEAs for providing security to the thousands of field workers and facilitate National/International delegation field movements.
Provide safe (uninterrupted access) to polio workers/health Staff and monitors in Armed forces and Judicial residential areas through official correspondence is one of key task my designation.
The core competency of my overall career is communication (Verbal formal).
Communication with LEAs and Government offices (Home office Sindh/CIA and Police Special branch KHI) to facilitate International delegation movements and process NOCs and renewals accordingly.
Risk assessment and LEAs Depolyment through official correspondence.
Communication not only with LEAs but to the concerned stakeholders, political and religious influencers who ever could be helpful to minimise risk for filed staff and movements overall.
Security and Safety Certified trainings, iOSH (UK), IOM,IFRC and UNICEF have enhanced my working abilities and understanding of line management, risk assessment, access and security and correspondence accordingly.
(NARIC certification from UK) is something that validates my English language proficiency.
I hope, shared information shall help HR team to assess my experience and consider my name for the list of people HR wants to hear some more on applied position. Thanks
Projects
Experience
Security Access and Fleet Officer
Reporting to the Country Security Coordinator and assist for smooth running of Security and Fleet for IFRC flood emergency operations Sindh.
As Provincial security and Fleet officer I am responsible to check and approve Mission orders and fleet availability.
Process NOCs for foreign delegations with respective Govt home office/special branch/CIA for CROs.
Liaison with LEAs for Passports/Visas/NOC’s and related details of Int. delegation for the uninterrupted/safe movements throughout the province.
Liaison with contracted security company for security guards for their proper availability in shifts at PHQ (Hila-e Ahmar House at three swords) at KHI and Hub offices at Hyderabad, Sukkur Larkana Jacoabad and other flood affected district offices.
Assist country security coordinator in planning and implementing the security strategy in Sindh for field staff, and National/International delegation provincial visits specially in flood affected areas according to well-practiced IFRC security SOPs.
Conduct security briefings to Int. delegation on arrival, regular security awareness activities through text messages/WhatsApp groups share advisory by emails, conduct training of field staff and drivers overall.
As Security and Fleet officer I do Ensure transport availability just according to recusations/requirements of filed for effective movements.
Determine and implement the use of secure alternative routes to project areas, offices, and delegate houses to a lower susceptibility of tailgating.
Ensure a comprehensive vehicle tracking mechanism is in place and ensure daily vehicle check-up, mandatory periodic maintenance service, responsible for ensuring all transport needs, drivers trained, travel routes regularly assessed/updated in coordination with Govt departments, field staff and media sources.
Provide support to emergency response teams in emergency situations and in critical incidents/accidents and monitor hospitalization process overall.
Conduct provincial/country and regional security risk assessments regularly, that mightaffect IFRC provincial movements.
District Security Focal (Polio Program & EPI)
Under close and directed supervision of Provincial Security and Access & Analyst of UNICEF and WHO/BMGF Managements, being part of Polio/EPI control room at respective Deputy commissioner office I Do,
Act as program security focal person at assigned district; attend Deputy Commissioner office meetings at DEOC and report for issues related to security and safety on daily basis specially during Polio and Covid campaigns besides Measles Rubella and deworming field moves.
Maintain close liaison with Police/Rangers and LEAs overall for issues and updates related to security and access.
Monitor security deployment in assigned district for filed staff and premises and report for shortfalls and demand for additional support if needed during polio and covid campaigns and for security incidents and issues reported from field staff
Provide security support to WHO/UNICEF and BMFG National and International planned field visits.
Follow up post-incident security matters with the authorities at respective SSP and DIG offices.
Security Assistant
To provide/maintain Safe atmosphere for field movements of International Federation of Red cross/Red crescent staff and for PNS comes under IFRC umbrella and to ensure security for Delegate Houses and premises by using all approved (Physical and Digital security systems)
Liaison with Security Co-coordinator at NHQ ISB and share for daily field reports, fleet tacking and occurrence if there is any, needful liaison with PHQ Operational managers and field staff on security matters as per SOPs and security Co-coordinator advices
Develop comprehensive risk assessments for effective security plans, staff briefing on road conditions and ensure compliance
Need base advise for Secure supply routes and transportation of goods & supplies linked with Program
Consecutive check on HF/VHF radio equipments, Thuraya Satellite/mobiles and landline Phones, CCTV Camera, Fax machines and proper working of computerized equipment and timely report to concerned department for found technical issues
Monitor vehicle movements through VHF/HF and contact through contact list of passengers attached with mission orders and do share tracking reports with security line managements on daily basis.
Deal with Security Incident and reported matter with subject to it’s severity and liaison with health emergency/LEAs/local authority on necessitating bases and with line management for affective quick results.
Community Mobilozation officer
• To aware community for natural disasters/climate changes and its impacts
• To provide best assistance to community for DRR and help upper management to strengthening coordination and capacity of the DRR Unit and the implementation of the Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy and Program.
• Prepare monthly/weekly work Plans on regular basis regarding project activities.
• Formation and election of Village Development Organization office bearers, Youth groups, Disaster Management Committees.
• Facilitate VDO office bearers for Record keeping/record maintenance, Participatory Community Development Dialogue for issues identification and Village Development Plan preparation.
• Celebration of International/ National days at Village/Union Council and Taluka level.
• Awareness regarding DRR, Education, Family Planning, Health and Hygiene, Polio Vaccination, Paralegal, Human Rights, Agriculture, Livestock vaccination , Health Education and Computerized National Identity Card.
• Assessment of venerability of flood affected areas Conduct VCA
• Formulate a bone area of IRP program Village Communities to run IRP
