Description
ENVIRONMENTAL CLIMATE CONTROL ENGINEER/SC CLEARED/CIS/SERVICE MANAGEMENT/IMMEDIATE START/NATO/EUROPE
Rate: € per Day
Location: Mons Belgium
Duration: 6 months (Initially)
The Role:
Reporting to the Chief Training Branch, the contractor is required for the following tasks:
*Ensure platforms and training material are kept up to date with the deployed assets in the Subject Matter Expertise (SME) area;
*Support NATO, specifically non-CIS with focus on power and uninterruptible power, CBRN protection NRF tents, air-conditioning units and supporting capabilities and systems. It includes integration of non-CIS with CIS;
*In coordination with the service managers, develop, maintain, and update the DCIS Training Material in his/her SME area with and towards the Target Architecture;
*Align SME area Training Material and Terminology with evolving technology
*Ensure efficiencies of courses across the DCIS Training Framework
*Provide update training to the DCM crews who have completed NCISS training and require the uplift to the new baseline, as coordinated by the NCISS DITC;
*Follow the NCI Agency business model and existing management plans, policies and procedures;
Essential Skills:
*Three or more years of proven experience in developing and maintaining top quality training in the SME Area;
*proven experience working with the NATO NRF DCIS architectures and systems used in the SME area and how these integrate across the Service Taxonomy and with non-CIS supporting DCIS;
*Proven experience in Deployed CIS Training Environments;
*Solid understanding of Services Architectures, across Communication and Core Enterprise Services;
*Excellent knowledge of architecture aspects of complex DCIS and how those are supported by the respective non-CIS;
*Experience with the training service requirements of multi-national civilian and military students;
*Knowledge of the NATO Command Structure, with focus on the Deployed entities involved, and the deploying Service Providers (eg NCISG with the SSG and DNOC);
*Proven flexibility and agility for keeping abreast with developments in the SME Area technologies in industry and NATO.
Desirable Skills:
It is desirable that the contractor assigned to this post would have/have experience in:
*solid understanding of the NATO DCIS Target Architecture;
*in-depth knowledge of NATO DCIS Concepts, to include the current NRF DCIS and other deployable assets (eg LINC-E, Mini-PoP);
*experience on specific NATO implementations and systems in the SME Area
*prior experience of working in an international environment comprising both military and civilian elements
*Solid understanding of the NATO DCIS Target Architecture as it applies to the SME area.
*Experience with NATO Service Management and Control Tools.
*Related field experience in operation, administration and maintenance of military DCIS Supporting Non-CIS.
*In-depth knowledge of NATO DCIS Concepts, to include the current NRF DCIS and other deployable assets (eg LINC-E, Mini-PoP).
*Prior experience of working in an international environment comprising both military and civilian elements.
Soft Skills:
The following soft skills are required:
*ability to transfer knowledge and skills for complex technology to military and civilian personnel in the English Language;
*strong communication skills and the ability to be concise in both written and verbal communications to successfully deliver technical training;
*Team work and teaching skills specific to international environment comprising both military and civilian personnel.
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