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South Sudan

January 2, 2026

Security

Full-time

CTG (Committed To Good)

Location: South Sudan
Application Deadline: 12 January 2026

Organization Overview:
CTG (Committed To Good) was established in 2006 and operates in 35 countries, with approximately 11,500 staff members. CTG provides tailored Human Resources and staffing solutions supporting critical global initiatives across Humanitarian and Development sectors. The organisation is also expanding into Construction, Energy, and IT, with a focus on high-risk regions.

CTG’s services include:

Staffing solutions and HR management
Monitoring and evaluation
Fleet management and logistics
Facilities management
Sustainability and communications advisory
Election monitoring and observation
IT professional services
Medical assistance

For more information, visit www.ctg.org.

Position Overview:
CTG is seeking a Mine Action Operations Specialist (MAOS) to support the UNMAS & UNMISS mission in South Sudan. Reporting directly to the Head of Project Unit/Chief of Operations (HPU/COO), the MAOS will oversee mine action operations, quality management, and capacity development of the National Mine Action Authority (NMAA) teams. The role involves operational planning, landmine and explosive ordnance (EO) threat analysis, and staff training to ensure adherence to national and international mine action standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Ensure all mine action activities comply with National Technical Standard Guidelines (NTSG), International Mine Action Standards (IMAS), and NMAA Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Provide technical guidance to NMAA teams and other implementing partners.
Oversee field operations, operational planning, and performance monitoring of NMAA teams.
Conduct operational visits, risk assessments, and review reports to ensure data accuracy in the IMSMA database.
Support training, capacity building, and accreditation of NMAA staff.
Coordinate logistics, operational tasking, and incident response, including CASEVAC situations.
Participate in UN and humanitarian meetings as delegated, providing Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) and operational support.
Prepare reports and ensure operational outputs meet donor and UN commitments.
Perform other tasks as directed by the client’s Operational Management.

Key Competencies and Qualifications:

Master’s degree with 9+ years of relevant experience or Bachelor’s degree with 11+ years of relevant experience; military or police service may substitute for formal education.
Minimum 11 years of mine action experience; experience in landmine clearance, EOD, Battle Area Clearance (BAC) required.
Knowledge of IMAS and NTSGs; experience in quality management and capacity building.
Experience in volatile or post-conflict environments preferred.
Fluency in English; computer literate with MS Office.
Valid Driving License; EOD Level 3 or equivalent.