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JOBANGEBOTE BEI SOS MEDITERRANEE

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AN LAND

Deadline
08.02.2025
Starttermin
March 2025
Location
Position preferably based in Marseille, other locations to be discussed (Paris, Berlin, Milan, Rome)

SOS MEDITERRANEE is currently looking for a Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Coordinator.

SOS MEDITERRANEE is a civil European rescue association founded in 2015 to face the humanitarian tragedy and the lack of adequate state rescue capacity in the Mediterranean on the deadliest maritime migratory route in the world since 2014. Created by a group of European citizens, our maritime and humanitarian organisation has three missions:

  1. To rescue people in distress at sea.
  2. To protect and assist survivors on board our ship.
  3. To bear witness and raise awareness about the tragedy unfolding in the central Mediterranean.

Today, SOS MEDITERRANEE is a network composed of four European entities (Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland) sharing the objective to support our rescue operations at sea. Search and Rescue (SAR) operations have been carried out since February 2016 in the Central Mediterranean off the Libyan coasts with the chartered ships Aquarius and Ocean Viking. To date, over 40.000 people have been rescued by SOS MEDITERRANEE.

Aim of the position

SOS MEDITERRANEE is currently looking for a Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Coordinator.

Key responsibilities

Mission 1: To define and disseminate SOS MEDITERRANEE MHPSS policy

  • Perform an in-depth internal assessment, mapping the existing systems for staff support, guidance, and initiatives within SOS, focusing on onboard and onshore teams
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of these systems, addressing challenges encountered at various stages such as preparedness, during and post rotation support
  • Undertake comprehensive research to identify and assess external, evidence-based best practices in support systems for staff care during emergencies. This research will cover the four crucial phases: preparedness, prevention, intervention, and maintenance
  • Capitalize on the existing support mechanisms in place
  • Elaborate SOS MED policy related to MHPSS management
  • Disseminate the SOS MED MHPSS approach internally and externally (workshop, conference, networking etc.)
  • Sensitize the managers on the importance of staff care management and stress prevention
  • Monitor what is done in other organizations related to staff care management
  • Ensure a mapping of the actors/service providers in staff care management
  • Participate in any working group related to psychosocial risk and contribute to the elaboration of their action plan

Mission 2: To supervise and coordinate the PSS pool and PSS partners

  • Organize regular meetings with the psychologist support pool
  • Activate the psychologists pool in case of critical incident
  • Contract new pool members when needed
  • Capitalize on the psychologists’ pool experience
  • Ensure the respect of confidentiality within the pool

Mission 3: To ensure well-being check-ins and psychosocial follow-up of employees (ship/shore)

  • Ensure the new hires (ship) receive a well-being check-in prior to their rotation
  • Ensure the new hires (ship/shore) are briefed on the existing support mechanisms within SOS MEDITERRANEE
  • Communicate the contact of each new employee with the psychologist support pool
  • Coordinate critical incident stress management response following particularly difficult missions (in coordination with support pool) and follow up
  • Monitor crew well-being and maintain regular check ins/ communication with team leads, flagging any concerns around mental health or burnout
  • Identify possible referral pathways/ build network of contact list of other services in case long term needs arise

Mission 4: To support the post-rescue team with MHPSS activities for survivors

  • Advise and follow up on MHPSS activities for survivors onboard
  • Conduct training to the post rescue team on MHPSS interventions for survivors (including PFA)
  • Create culturally appropriate mental health resources for survivors

Profile sought

Qualification and experience:

  • Master’s degree in psychology, counselling or mental health related field
  • Certification in Psychological First Aid (PFA)
  • At least 2 years in MHPSS and previous experience in NGOs.
  • A past experience in critical incident stress management (CISM) or equivalent high-stress support framework
  • A previous experience in framing a MHPSS policy for an organization

Skills:

  • Training and facilitation
  • Mental health assessment & screening (briefing/debriefing)
  • Critical incident management/ trauma informed care
  • MHPSS implementation/ program monitoring
  • Understanding of SAR medical needs and appropriate medical response desired
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Adaptability and ability to cope with frequent changes and stress
  • Sense of confidentiality and respect of professional secrecy
  • Good listening skills and problem-solving skills
  • Proficient with Ms Office, including teams
  • Fluent in English (C1 spoken and written) and fluent in French, Italian, Spanish or Arabic would be a plus

Contract conditions

  • Fixed-term contract of 12 months
  • Starting date of contract : March 2025
  • Position preferably based in Marseille, other locations to be discussed (Paris, Berlin, Milan, Rome)
  • Some weekend and evening work is required then compensated according to current policy in place
  • Some European wide travels
  • Necessary to have a valid work permit to work within the EU
  • The salary and contractual conditions will be defined according to country of posting/third sector salary. The salary will be in between the following range: 2.600€ – 3.500€ monthly gross.
  • Closing date : February 8th 2024

Application process

To apply for this role, please fill in the form and upload your resume and cover letter through this link by February 8th the latest : Application form MHPSS Coordinator

Kindly note that no information will be given by phone.

When you apply for a job, we collect and store your personal data within our recruitment department for the administrative management of applications and the recruitment process. The purpose of the information requested as a candidate for employment is to assess the professional qualities and skills of your application, to the exclusion of any other purpose. The legal basis for this processing is to obtain your consent and for pre-contractual measures for the employment contract. If your application is successful, this data will be kept for the duration of your contract. If your application is not successful, this data will be deleted immediately unless you advise us otherwise. In accordance with the French Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978 and European regulations, you may access your personal data, rectify it, request its deletion or exercise your right to limit the processing of your data. You can request more information and exercise your rights at any time by contacting SOS MEDITERRANEE France, CS 20585 – 13294 Cedex Marseille 06. rgpd.fr@sosmediterranee.org

Deadline
Bis die Stelle besetzt ist
Starttermin
Zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt
Location
Berlin (hybrid möglich)

Wir suchen eine*n Digital Fundraising/Marketing Werkstudent*in für SOS MEDITERRANEE in Deutschland.

SOS MEDITERRANEE 

Wir suchen eine*n Digital Fundraising/Marketing Werkstudent*in für SOS MEDITERRANEE in Deutschland, um unser Fundraising Team zu unterstützen. Der oder die Werkstudent*in arbeitet an Land, idealerweise in unserem Büro in Berlin.

Über uns: Die Europäische Vereinigung „SOS MEDITERRANEE“ ist eine humanitäre Seenotrettungsorganisation, die 2015 von europäischen Bürger*innen gegründet wurde, um dem Mangel an ausreichenden Rettungskapazitäten im Mittelmeer zu begegnen. In sechs Jahren haben die Teams an Bord der Schiffe Aquarius und Ocean Viking (seit 2019 im Einsatz) mehr als 40.000 Menschen im zentralen Mittelmeer, eine der tödlichsten Migrationsroute der Welt, gerettet und unterstützt. SOS MEDITERRANEE Deutschland ist seit 2022 der deutsche Zweig des europäischen Netzwerkes. Jetzt fangen wir an, unser digitales Fundraising-Programm weiter auszubauen, deshalb suchen wir eine*n engagierte, leidenschaftliche und proaktive Werkstudent*in, die uns bei dieser Arbeit unterstützt. Das bedeutet, dass du ein großer Teil unseres neuen Programms sein kannst und schnell viel Erfahrung sammelst, während du dabei hilfst, Leben zu retten.

Deine Aufgaben:

  • Unterstützung bei der  Implementierung verschiedener Online-Kanäle, darunter E-Mail-Marketing, Fundraisings-Kampagnen (z.B. Meta, Google) Lead-Generierungskampagnen und Influencer-Marketing.
  • Entwicklung von Inhalten für Fundraising-Kampagnen für  alle online Kanäle einschließlich Textgestaltung, Bildauswahl und anderer Elemente.
  • Erstellung und Verbesserung von Website-Landingpages und anderen Ressourcen für Fundraising-Kampagnen.
  • Hilfe bei administrativen Aufgaben wie Spenderkommunikation und Postversand.

Anforderungen: 

  • Laufendes Studium im Bereich Digitales Marketing, Kommunikationsdesign, Medien- und Kommunikationswissenschaften oder ähnliches  
  • Gute Kenntnisse der Grundsätze des digitalen Marketings
  • Vertrautheit mit Tools wie Google Analytics, E-Mail-Marketing-Tools, Website-Management-Systemen und Werbetools wie Meta Ads Manager und Google Ads.
  • Interesse an humanitären Fragen und Migrationspolitik und Enthusiasmus für die Mission und die Werte von SOS MEDITERRANEE in seiner europäischen Dimension  
  • Kommunikationsstärke und Teamfähigkeit
  • Eigeninitiative und Flexibilität
  • Ausgezeichnete Kommunikationsfähigkeiten in Deutsch und Englisch, sowohl mündlich als auch schriftlich 

Bewerbung  

Wir ermutigen auch Bewerber*innen, die nur einen guten Teil der aufgelisteten Kriterien erfüllen, zu einer Bewerbung. 

AN BORD

Deadline
January 26th, 2025
Startdatum
February 2025
Location
Onboard of the OV

Deputy Search- and Rescue Coordinator

SOS MEDITERRANEE is a civil European rescue association founded in 2015 to face the humanitarian tragedy and the lack of adequate state rescue capacity in the Mediterranean on the deadliest maritime migratory route in the world since 2014. Created by a group of European citizens, our maritime and humanitarian organisation has three missions:

  1. To rescue people in distress at sea.
  2. To protect and assist survivors on board our ship.
  3. To bear witness and raise awareness about the tragedy unfolding in the central Mediterranean.

Today, SOS MEDITERRANEE is a network composed of four European entities (Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland) sharing the objective to support our rescue operations at sea. Search and Rescue (SAR) operations have been carried out since February 2016 in the Central Mediterranean off the Libyan coasts with the chartered ships Aquarius and Ocean Viking. To date, over 40.000 people have been rescued by SOS MEDITERRANEE.

Aim of the position

SOS MEDITERRANEE is currently looking for a Deputy Search and Rescue Coordinator.

Under the management of the Search and Rescue Coordinator, the Deputy Search and Rescue Coordinator (Deputy SARCo) is in charge of supporting the operation of SOS MEDITERRANEE on board.

NB: The selected candidate might be required to alternate between the positions of Deputy SARCo and SAR officer every two rotations.

Key responsibilities

Collecting, centralising, archiving and communicating evidence about all activities and observations of the ship

  • Maintains evidence recording material (VTap, manual audio recorders, backup microphones, CCTV camera).
  • Logs all the activities, observations and SAR-related communications of the ship in a very detailed timeline and share it with the relevant people.
  • Coordinates collection of Bridge watch observations, ensure they are all included in the timeline and in the logbook if relevant, requests additional information on observations from SAR Team members or OOW.
  • Gathers, treats, organises and archives all evidence.
  • Ensures proper back-up of all information.

Supporting the SARCO

  • SAR-related communications to maritime authorities: prepares the draft email for the SARCo according to the situation/phase
  • Prepares the Maritime Incident Report (MIR) draft
  • Ensures the maintenance of the AIS roaming station 
  • Feeds the Communication Officer and journalists with factual details about the operations from the timeline
  • Monitors Bridge activity while the SARCo is engaged in a phone call/VHF communication and is ready to substitute for him/her

Communication

  • Is in charge of liaising with the rest of the team on the ship when necessary and upon request by SARCo, including for the dispatch of SITREPs
  • Could participate to testimonies, interviews and/or signature of press release and other communication to the general opinion onto the situation on the ship, within the communication lines of SOS MEDITERRANEE

Management

  • Supports and helps the SARCo to coordinate, supervise, SOS MEDITERRANEE teams on board.
  • Ensures that all teams have received the necessary information to perform their duties.
  • Supports the SARCo in managing the team dynamics on individual and group level. Supports the SARCo in resolving any conflicts.

Procedures, tactics and strategy

  • Participates in the drafting, updates and evolution of SOS MEDITERRANEE Operational strategy in collaboration with the SARCo. Supports the SARCo in monitoring and analysing of the SAR context.
  • Participates in developing, simplifying, and streamlining overall SAR framework/processes, to ensure operational sustainability (short, mid, and long term) with the end objective of clean efficient rescue in collaboration with the SARCo.
  • Proposes continuous improvement of existing framework/processes/procedures or tactics in collaboration with the SARCo.
  • Ensures that equipment set-up adheres to SOS standards and advises relevant people on shore and on board of major modifications needed in collaboration with the SARCo.
  • Ensures respect of the procedures and processes as established at institutional level in collaboration with the SARCo.
  • Supports the SARCo in the drafting, design and update of the SOPs related to the interaction with other actors including but not limited to: the Libyan Coast Guard (and other maritime Libyan actors), the relevant RCC, the other SAR NGOs, the port authorities, and ensures such SOPs are implemented.

Internal coordination and Reporting

  • Supports the SARCo in consolidating a report of the rotation with all relevant information for SOS MEDITERRANEE
  • Organises hand-over with the next Deputy SAR Coordinator
  • Debriefs systematically all rotations with the onshore team
  • Liaises with onshore team to provide an overview and a first analysis of the collected data

Maintenance of equipment and arrangements

  • Oversees the state of all project equipment and arrangements, other than those under the responsibility of the Tech (RHIBs and auxiliaries)
  • Is focal point on board for Planned Maintenance System (PMS). Liaises with concerned people/departments on board and on shore to organise the maintenance jobs
  • Monitors and updates the maintenance admin tools (SeaHub, joblist,ecc)
  • Performs other duties as assigned

NB – The job description of the SAR Officer position will be shared following the first interview.

Profile sought

  • Maritime Deck Officer experience.
  • STCW BST (Basic Fire fighting; Personal Survival Techniques; Personal Safety and Social Responsibility; Basic First Aid).
  • STCW Security Awareness.
  • Seafarer Medical Fitness Certificate.
  • GMDSS GOC.
  • 3 years’ relevant professional experience in maritime environment including Bridge supervision positions.
  • Work experience in multicultural environment.
  • Knowledge of Maritime Law and regulations.
  • Nautical expertise (navigation, ship’s stability, meteorology, etc.)
  • Knowledge of safety and security on board.
  • Knowledge of ISM system.
  • Knowledge of SAR operations and technical requirements. Knowledge of IAMSAR Manual.
  • Specific vocabulary knowledge, IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases.
  • Fluent in English (spoken and written).
  • Proven track record in team/people management.
  • Strong decision-making and problem-solving skills.
  • Good command with MS Excel, Word, and emailing services.
  • Self-motivated, enthusiastic, autonomous.
  • Good interpersonal and conflict resolution skills.
  • Ability to work as part of a team.
  • Capacity to work under pressure and manage personal stress levels.
  • Ability to cope with uncertainty and frequent change of plans.
  • Ability to respond to requests quickly and accurately.

Contract conditions

  • Contract Type : Fixed Term Contract
  • Ship-based position
  • Evenings and week-end work
  • Europe-wide travel
  • Salary :depending on the type of contract (SPOT contract or long fixed-term contract) and of the position during the rotation.
    • LT contract: From 1700 – 2400 € gross monthly (paid every month)
    • SPOT contract: From 2400 – 3500 € gross monthly (paid during rotation time only)
  • Insurance on-board and off-board

Application process

To apply for this role, please fill in the form and upload your resume and cover letter through this link by January 12th the latest : Applications for Deputy SAR CoordinatorWhen you apply for a job, we collect and store your personal data within our recruitment department for the administrative management of applications and the recruitment process. The purpose of the information requested as a candidate for employment is to assess the professional qualities and skills of your application, to the exclusion of any other purpose. The legal basis for this processing is to obtain your consent and for pre-contractual measures for the employment contract. If your application is successful, this data will be kept for the duration of your contract. If your application is not successful, this data will be deleted immediately unless you advise us otherwise. In accordance with the French Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978 and European regulations, you may access your personal data, rectify it, request its deletion or exercise your right to limit the processing of your data. You can request more information and exercise your rights at any time by contacting SOS MEDITERRANEE France, CS 20585 – 13294 Cedex Marseille 06. rgpd.fr@sosmediterranee.org  

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