Consultant AIRCOP reporting Expert
Organizational Context
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) seeks a Consultant AIRCOP Reporting Expert to support the Airport Communication Programme (AIRCOP) in Latin America and the Caribbean. This role involves developing and delivering training on various modules related to drug trafficking, organized crime, and airport security.
Job Purpose
The Consultant AIRCOP Reporting Expert will be responsible for the planning and delivery of comprehensive theoretical and practical training across Latin America and the Caribbean. This includes modules on drug trafficking, transnational organized crime, air cargo security, passenger control, intelligence sharing, and detection technologies. The role aims to enhance the capacity of law enforcement agencies by equipping participants with advanced techniques in data analysis, risk assessment, interviewing, and the use of detection and targeting systems. The expert will also conduct follow-up activities to reinforce learning and assess the practical application of acquired skills, contributing to improved border security and interdiction efforts.
Responsibilities
Deliver theoretical and practical training on various AIRCOP modules, including drug trafficking, transnational organized crime, air cargo, general aviation surveillance, risk-based approaches, intelligence gathering, passenger information data (API/PNR), targeting systems, behavioural analysis, drug concealment methods, narcotic tests, X-ray techniques, K9 units, fraudulent travel documents, detection technologies, passenger interviews and searches, evidence preservation, controlled deliveries, and insider threats. Utilize diverse training methodologies such as case studies, role-plays, simulations, debates, quizzes, brainstorming, and discussions to illustrate theoretical concepts and engage participants. Conduct follow-up activities to assess and reinforce participants' knowledge and practical application of learned skills, providing guidance and mentoring on effective use of systems and techniques. Assess operational practices, identify gaps, and provide tailored recommendations to enhance airport security and interdiction efforts.
Work Experience
A minimum of five years of progressive professional experience in data analysis, reporting, information management, or programme monitoring and evaluation, preferably in law enforcement, border security, or crime prevention. Demonstrated experience in developing data collection tools, indicators, and reporting frameworks. Proven experience in preparing analytical reports and briefing materials. Experience in delivering training and capacity-building activities is required. Experience with international organizations or similar initiatives is desirable.
Skills
Data analysis, Reporting, Information management, Programme monitoring and evaluation, Law enforcement, Border security, Crime prevention, Transnational organized crime, Data collection tools, Reporting frameworks, Analytical reports, Trend analysis, Training delivery, Capacity building, Communication skills, Drafting skills, Synthesizing complex data, Microsoft Office proficiency.