Assistant , G-4 (2 positions). WHO, Geneva. Open until 9 April 2015

Vacancy Notice No: HQ/15/GMG/FT145 Title: Assistant Grade: G4 Contract type: Fixed-Term Appointment Duration of contract: Two years - Renewable, subject to satisfactory performance and continuing need for the post	Date: 19 March 2015 Application Deadline: 9 April 2015                       Duty Station: Geneva, Switzerland Organization unit: HQ/GMG General Management (HQ/GMG) / HQ/OSS Operational Support and Services (HQ/OSS) HQ/RAS Records and Archives (HQ/RAS)
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME : The objective of Logistics Support Services (LSS) within the Department of Operational Support and Services (OSS) is to ensure access to timely and effective logistics support, in order to facilitate implementation of technical programs at all organizational levels The sub-units of LSS are RAS (Records and Archives), CEC (Conference and Events Coordination), SOS (Staff Orientation Services), GCT (Global Conference and Training Centre), and TRV (Travel). Incumbent is in daily contact with supervisor and others (within and without the Records and Archives unit) about folder structure, naming convention, and identification of correct donors.
Description of duties: 1. (50%) Treat Resource Mobilization records for HQ and Regional Offices: create donor structure in Livelink Records Management (LLRM) according to agreements and supporting documents sent by staff, scan, name and upload paper documents, upload electronic copies of agreements and supporting documents sent by Regional Offices, rename documents as necessary and add/adjust metadata as necessary, notify users and send links. 2. (20%) Monitor and identify inconsistencies or mistakes in Resource Mobilization folder structure, folder names, document names, and metadata entry (correct mistakes and recommend procedural changes to avoid future mistakes, take part in liaison with Regional Offices, Planning, Resource Coordination (PRP), and Finance in order to maintain coordinated approach to folder structure, naming convention, and metadata entry) 3. (10%) Add Award Numbers provided by Finance to folder titles to LLRM, with a special focus on cases where it is difficult to determine the the relationship between donor agreements and the award numbers established by Finance to which folder the Award Number relates. 4. (10%) Process donor agreement records remaining in older records management systems and enter them in the new system, liaise with Finance, Resource Mobilization and health technical units to retrieve paper originals of older documents where possible. 5. (10%) Continue electronic migration of WHO HQ Resource Mobilization records from old to new electronic records management system (transfer electronic images of documents, transfer related metadata according to modified classification scheme, including adaptations required if metadata fields in the systems do not correspond, make necessary cross-references or adjustments regarding organization of paper originals, considering differences between current and new classification schemes)
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Education: Essential: Completion of secondary education, technical school, or commercial school. Desirable: Training in computer skills, including training in electronic records management software.Training in archives or records management is a strong asset. WHO only considers higher educational qualifications obtained from an accredited institution.
Skills: An understanding of an international organisation structure similar to WHO structure, and an understanding of the various forms of donor agreements and supporting documents encountered in organizations such as WHO. Good knowledge of Records and Archives policies and procedures and of professional standards, and skills in using electronic records management skills. All of these are updated on the job, with additional formal software training provided as required. WHO competencies: Knowing and managing yourself Producing results Fostering integration and teamwork
Experience: Essential: 3 years relevant working experience, at least two of them in an archives or records management programme. Desirable: Experience in an international environment is a strong asset.
Languages: Essential: Expert knowledge of English and intermediate knowledge of French.
Additional Information: This post is subject to local recruitment and will be filled by persons recruited in the local commuting area of each office. This vacancy is published in English only. Please visit the following websites for detailed information on working with WHO: http://www.who.int (To learn more about WHO's operations ) http://icsc.un.org Click on: Quick Links > Salary Scales > by date
Annual salary: (Net of tax) CHF 68611 at single rate CHF 68611 with primary dependants
This vacancy notice may be used to fill other similar positions at the same grade level. Vacancy Notice No: HQ/15/GMG/FT146 Title: Assistant Grade: G4 Contract type: Fixed-Term Appointment Duration of contract: Two years - Renewable, subject to satisfactory performance and continuing need for the post Date: 19 March 2015 Application Deadline: 9 April 2015                       Duty Station: Geneva, Switzerland Organization unit: HQ/GMG General Management (HQ/GMG) / HQ/OSS Operational Support and Services (HQ/OSS) HQ/RAS Records and Archives (HQ/RAS) OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME : The objective of Logistics Support Services (LSS) within the Department of Operational Support and Services (OSS) is to ensure access to timely and effective logistics support, in order to facilitate implementation of technical programs at all organizational levels. The sub-units of LSS are RAS (Records and Archives), CEC (Conference and Events Coordination), SOS (Staff Orientation Services), GCT (Global Conference and Training Centre), and TRV (Travel). Guidance and supervision is provided by the Archivist. Description of duties: The duties and responsibilities described below are not necessarily all performed by each individual in the position, but are divided according to the needs of the service and the aptitudes of the individuals involved. The percentages of time devoted to each task will therefore vary from the percentages listed below. 1) 25% Evaluation and Listing - related data entry and space management. Conduct analysis and evaluation of WHO records kept by departments and units, according to WHO records retention schedules; Complete records transfer and destruction lists appropriately and carry out transfer and destruction processes, also including related data entry and space management. 2) 25% Communications and Liaison - Provide information to units about Records and Archives policies and procedures; Liaise with unit staff regarding records evaluation; Liaise with building management and space management staff for routine activities; Refer questions from units to other Records and Archives staff as appropriate. 3) 25% Administrative Support - Maintain Archives activity statistics; File Records Evaluation and Preservation (REAP) documents and forms; Create minutes for REAP-related meetings; Arrange meetings with REAP focal points, maintain focal points network; Update REAP communications and planning. 4) 20% Processing and Preservation - Process archival (historically valuable) records according to accepted preservation standards, and rehouse them in appropriate storage materials, also including special treatment for photographs and other audiovisual materials; Carry out data entry and space management regarding archival records. 5) 5% Other duties as assigned. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Education: Essential: Completion of secondary education, technical school, or commercial school. Desirable: Training in archives or records management is a strong asset. WHO only considers higher educational qualifications obtained from an accredited institution. Skills: Job skills and knowledge are updated and improved through ongoing self-study and in-house training, and through meetings and discussions with colleagues and supervisor. Necessary skills and knowledge include knowledge of Records and Archives policies and procedures, skills related to electronic records management and other computer skills, communications skills, and skills related to provision of customer service. The incumbent(s) should maintain up-to-date knowledge of changes in WHO's organizational structure, procedures, and practices. Training in computer skills, including training in electronic records management software. WHO competencies: Knowing and managing yourself Producing results Fostering integration and teamwork Experience: Essential: 3 years working experience, at least two of them in an archives or records management programme. Desirable: Experience in an international environment is a strong asset. Languages: Essential: Expert knowledge of English or French and intermediate knowledge of the other. Additional Information: This post is subject to local recruitment and will be filled by persons recruited in the local commuting area of each office. This vacancy is published in English only. Please visit the following websites for detailed information on working with WHO: http://www.who.int (To learn more about WHO's operations ) http://icsc.un.org Click on: Quick Links > Salary Scales > by date Annual salary: (Net of tax) CHF 68611 at single rate CHF 68611 with primary dependants This vacancy notice may be used to fill other similar positions at the same grade level.