Humanitarian Mine Action TFM - Syria

• Place:
  Deir ez-Zur, Syria
• Starting date:
  October 2026
• Duration of contract: 12 months
• Closing date for applications:30 September 2026

Humanity & Inclusion is an independent and impartial aid organisation working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. The organisation works alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their essential needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights.

Since its creation in 1982, HI has run development programmes in more than 60 countries and responded to numerous emergencies. Today, we have a budget of approximately 255 million euros, with 4794 employees worldwide.

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According to the latest UN figures, about 15 million peopleremainsstill in need of humanitarianassistance, including about 6.5 million IDPs, while over 5 million Syrians refugees inneighbouringcountries or in Europe. Threats from explosive remnants of war, lack of recovery in both the health and education sectors make Syria still a fragile context, as these issues hinder the ability of displaced populations to rebuild lives and access essentialservices.

Insuchacontext, whileremaininga protracted crisis, Syria is transitioning to a new phase where pure humanitarian operations will bereplacedbyearly recovery and recovery interventions.

HI is managing a humanitarian program covering most of Syria’s govern orates, particularly, in north and center Syria:

• Support to health partners (mainly hospitals) for the provision of multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services (physiotherapy, assistive devices, prosthetics and orthotics and PSS).
• Education to the risks and effects caused by conventional weapons (including mines, explosive remnants of war and small arms light weapons) and urgent marking of hazardous areas; and non-technical surveys of potential contaminated areas and clearance activities.
• Community based protection for safe returns and support for the inclusion of persons with disabilities and other vulnerable people inthe humanitarianassistance.
• Preparedness activities againstmanmadeand non-manmade related disasters
  4. Inclusive Education in partnership with education actors.

The Technical Field Manager (TFM) - also called Land Release Project Officer (LRPO) at HI - has the primary function of providing technical advice to all national staff assigned to him/her throughout all HMA activities. He/she will provide daily support, field mentoring and advice to a number of High Threat Search and Clearance, BAC, TS, IED clearance, NTS, Land Release Process teams operating throughout the designated area of operations.

Their secondary function is to develop the capacity and technical knowledge of all national HMA staff within HI assigned to them.

The TFM will be primarily based in Dier Er-Zor (DeZ) and can be expected of to travel and reside in other regions, mainly to areas where HI clearance teams operate. Some areas of operations are remote and will require the TFM to ‘embed’ themself within the local community to achieve acceptance by the community at risk.

The TFM will have 7 responsabilities :

1. Contribute to project planning and implementation in line with the existing frameworks

• Contribute to planning and preparing activities, tools and the…