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## Technical Officer, London, United Kingdom
- Organization:IMO - International Maritime Organization
- Country:United Kingdom
- Office:IMO London, United Kingdom
MARITIME SAFETY DIVISION
Classification Grade: P.3
Vacancy Announcement: V.N. 26-23
Admin Number: ADMIN/26/59
Post Number: 50003057
Date of Issue: 25/09/2026
Deadline for Applications: 16/10/2026
Fixed-term for two years (first year is probationary) with the
possibility of further extension, subject to satisfactory
performance.
US$ 71,335 net per annum, plus post adjustment (currently US$
56,639). Salary is free of income tax in the United Kingdom.
Under the supervision of the Head of the Facilitation Section,
the incumbent will participate in and contribute to the
implementation of the Section's programme of work relating to
facilitation, maritime digitalization, data harmonization, port
administration and technical cooperation activities. The incumbent
will be expected to undertake in the Maritime Safety Division, a
broad range of responsibilities and to adapt to evolving
organizational priorities, including the delivery of new projects
and initiatives in response to emerging operational, technological,
regulatory or strategic requirements of the Maritime Safety
Division and the Organization.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
- Provide secretariat support to the Facilitation Committee
(FAL), the Expert Group on Data Harmonization (EGDH), and other
related subsidiary bodies and working groups, as required including
the preparation of briefs, notes, documents and reports, and the
development and review of manuals, guidance and other
publications.
- Act as Secretary of the Expert Group on Data Harmonization
(EGDH) coordinating and supporting its work, including the
preparation of meeting documentation, reports, correspondence and
follow-up actions.
- Deal with maritime facilitation, maritime digitalization, port
administration and port management issues, including the
management, maintenance and development of GISIS modules,
databases, information systems and data structures supporting the
IMO Compendium on Facilitation and Electronic Business, Maritime
Single Window (MSW) implementation and data harmonization
activities, and provide technical advice and assistance to Member
States, international organizations, port authorities and industry
stakeholders, as appropriate.
- Assist in the preparation for, serving and following-up of,
meetings of Committees, Sub-Committees and other relevant bodies
through the preparation of documents, briefs and reports; and
assist in other meetings, as appropriate.
- Act as Secretary of working, drafting or expert groups
established by the Facilitation Committee, the Maritime Safety
Committee or other relevant bodies.
- Assist in the conduct of multidisciplinary projects,
coordinating and supporting their implementation; and in other work
of the Maritime Safety Division as may be assigned;
- Prepare reports, publications, circulars and other documents
and correspondence as assigned, including responses to queries on
IMO instruments, facilitation matters, maritime digitalization,
port administration and port management issues.
- Support the delivery of technical cooperation and
capacity-building activities related to maritime facilitation,
maritime digitalization, port management, Maritime Single Window
implementation and data harmonization, including the organization
of, and participation in, seminars, workshops, training courses and
missions, as required.
- Carry out missions to Member States on specific assignments;
represent the Organization at meetings, conferences, seminars and
workshops; and prepare and deliver presentations, lectures and
technical papers, as required.
- Undertake such other duties connected to the work of the
Maritime Safety Division as may be assigned.
- Undertake such other duties connected with the work of the
Organization as may be assigned.
- Required CompetenciesAbility to establish and maintain effective working relations
with people in a cross-cultural environment.High capacity for independent planning, organizational skills,
ability to work under pressure whilst maintaining high quality work
outputs.Professionalism, confidentiality, initiative, integrity, tact
and sound judgement.Ability to communicate complex issues clearly both orally and
in writing.Professional ExperienceA minimum of five years of progressively responsible
professional experience in maritime transport, shipping, port
management, data management, maritime facilitation or related
fields is essential.EducationUniversity degree or equivalent in Maritime Transport, Shipping
and Port Management, Logistics International Trade or data
management.Language SkillsProficiency in English (written and oral). Working knowledge of
other official language/s of the UN, will be an advantage.Other SkillsRelevant professional experience in the maritime and port sector
is essential. Advanced skills in MS Office applications. Thorough
knowledge of relevant international conventions and other IMO
instruments. Proven ability to work collaboratively within a
multidisciplinary and multi-national management team.
Required Competencies
- Ability to establish and maintain effective working relations
with people in a cross-cultural environment.
- High capacity for independent planning, organizational skills,
ability to work under pressure whilst maintaining high quality work
outputs.
- Professionalism, confidentiality, initiative, integrity, tact
and sound judgement.
- Ability to communicate complex issues clearly both orally and
in writing.
- Professional ExperienceA minimum of five years of progressively responsible
professional experience in maritime transport, shipping, port
management, data management, maritime facilitation or related
fields is essential.EducationUniversity degree or equivalent in Maritime Transport, Shipping
and Port Management, Logistics International Trade or data
management.Language SkillsProficiency in English (written and oral). Working knowledge of
other official language/s of the UN, will be an advantage.Other SkillsRelevant professional experience in the maritime and port sector
is essential. Advanced skills in MS Office applications. Thorough
knowledge of relevant international conventions and other IMO
instruments. Proven ability to work collaboratively within a
multidisciplinary and multi-national management team.
Professional Experience
A minimum of five years of progressively responsible
professional experience in maritime transport, shipping, port
management, data management, maritime facilitation or related
fields is essential.
University degree or equivalent in Maritime Transport, Shipping
and Port Management, Logistics International Trade or data
management.
Proficiency in English (written and oral). Working knowledge of
other official language/s of the UN, will be an advantage.
Relevant professional experience in the maritime and port sector
is essential. Advanced skills in MS Office applications. Thorough
knowledge of relevant international conventions and other IMO
instruments. Proven ability to work collaboratively within a
multidisciplinary and multi-national management team.
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