Security Guard (G2) - OSCE Mission to Moldova

About the role

The OSCE Mission to Moldova seeks a Security Guard (G2) to safeguard the staff, visitors and property of the Mission at its Chisinau premises. The post is under the general supervision of the Deputy Head of Mission and the direct supervision of the appointed Security Focal Point.

Key responsibilities

• Screens all persons entering the premises, checks visitor identification, issues OSCE badges and keeps the Mission Members and Visitor Log.
• Patrols the premises, entry and exit points, opens and closes them, and checks that machines, air conditioning, lights and windows are secured after working hours.
• Monitors video surveillance, checks night recordings and reports incidents, suspicious situations and property movements to the Security Focal Point.
• Responds to emergencies, acts as first point of contact outside business hours, handles switchboard duties, and registers persons and vehicles entering or leaving.
• Works as a back-up driver if needed and performs other duties as assigned.

Required profile

• Secondary education; a university degree in a relevant field may count as up to two years of experience.
• At least one year of security experience in a large private enterprise, bank, national or international organisation.
• Driving licence and ability to drive four-wheel drive vehicles with manual and automatic gearboxes.
• Working knowledge of English and fluency in local languages.
• Demonstrated gender awareness and sensitivity, and the ability to work impartially with people of different cultural, religious and political backgrounds.
• Open to nationals of OSCE participating States only.

Required skills

• Computer literacy with practical experience using Microsoft applications.

What we offer

• Monthly remuneration of EUR 647.58, subject to social security deductions, at Step 1 of the OSCE salary scale (up to Step 3 in exceptional cases).
• OSCE salaries are tax-exempt in Moldova.
• Cigna medical insurance and the OSCE Provident Fund.

Applications are made through the OSCE online application link. Selected candidates are placed on a roster of suitable candidates for three years, and appointments are subject to medical clearance.