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Theirc

Associate Director, UN Advocacy

New York, NY

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Expand IRC's policy influence within UN OCHA and with New York-based representatives of relevant UN Specialized Agencies by establishing a working rapport with senior staff, alerting OCHA and other ...

Acenda Integrated Health

Case Manager - ICMSG

Sewell, NJ · On-site

$20.19/hr

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  • Vision

  • Life

  • Retirement

Face to face time also includes support to OCHA residents through weekly office hours, groups, and individual sessions on site. * On-site presence at hospitals and consistent communication with other ...

Acenda

Case Manager - ICMSG

Sewell, NJ · On-site

$20.19/hr

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Vision

  • Life

  • Retirement

Face to face time also includes support to OCHA residents through weekly office hours, groups, and individual sessions on site. * On-site presence at hospitals and consistent communication with other ...

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What is an ocha?

An OCHA job refers to a position within the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). OCHA coordinates international humanitarian response efforts, ensuring timely and effective assistance during crises such as conflicts and natural disasters. Jobs in OCHA can range from emergency response and policy development to communications and logistics. Employees work closely with governments, NGOs, and other UN agencies to provide humanitarian aid and advocacy.

What does an ocha do?

As an Ocha, your day-to-day tasks often include cleaning and sanitizing assigned areas, restocking supplies, supporting event setups, and responding to immediate maintenance or cleaning needs. You may also assist with guest requests, coordinate with other staff members, and ensure compliance with health and safety standards. The work generally involves interacting with both the operations team and guests, creating a dynamic and team-oriented environment. Depending on the employer, there may also be opportunities to train for additional responsibilities or advance into supervisory roles.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the ocha position?

To excel as an Ocha (often referring to an Operations Cleaner or Hospitality Assistant), you typically need attention to detail, good organizational skills, and basic experience in cleaning or hospitality support roles. Familiarity with sanitation supplies, safety protocols, and potentially the use of cleaning machinery or scheduling systems is advantageous. Reliability, teamwork, and a positive attitude are important soft skills for delivering consistent service and supporting colleagues. These skills ensure a clean, welcoming environment and smooth operations in hospitality or facility settings.

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Maintenance Technician II

OKLAHOMA CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY

Oklahoma City, OK

Full-time

Re-posted 8 days ago

Job description

A New Hire Signing Bonus of $1,000 is offered for this position.

To be awarded a signing bonus, a successful candidate must sign a OCHA New Hire Signing Bonus Agreement prior to the first day of employment. Signing bonuses will be awarded in 2 equal $500 payments. The first payment will be made once the employee has completed one full 2 week pay period. The second payment will be made upon successful completion of the employees Six Month Introductory Period.

SCOPE:

Perform maintenance, repairs for compliance with industry standards and equipment and unit make-ready work necessary for the upkeep and operation of building(s), grounds and equipment.

ACCOUNTABILITY:

Directly responsible to the Maintenance Supervisor, Housing Manager or Maintenance Program Coordinator.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Complete Work Orders assigned by Maintenance Supervisor or Housing Manager.

Assist in the preventative maintenance and repairs to plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment, pumps, electrical systems and pneumatic control systems. Repair minor building/unit problems. Obtain appropriate materials/equipment/tools necessary to make repairs.

Repair/replace doors and locks. Repair ranges and refrigerators. Unclog drains and sewers. Replace lighting fixtures and burned out bulbs. Repair/replace fences and concrete or asphalt surfaces.

Exterior/grounds work, mowing, edging and trimming grass, trimming or removing trees, watering, fertilizing applying pesticides/insecticides to trees, grass and shrubs. Secure unoccupied units. Clean, paint and repair (make-ready) unoccupied units. Make-ready can encompass the following activities: painting; cleaning; drywall repairs/installation; floor care and ceramic/vinyl tile repairs; caulking; door repairs; door locks; general plumbing and electrical; window and door screen repairs and siding repairs.

All repairs should be in compliance with industry standards (PHAS).

Complete work order written documentation and inventory control.

Must be available for emergency, after-hours, weekend and holiday work.

Must comply with OCHA policies and procedures.

Perform other duties as assigned by Maintenance Supervisor or Housing Manager.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

Office environment as well as field environment. Possible exposure to inclement weather, dusty, dirty, noisy, mechanical hazards, noxious fumes, paints and solvents and unsanitary conditions. Stress due to volume, emergencies and time schedules.

QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:

High School Diploma, or equivalent, with vocational school training, three years maintenance experience, or a combination thereof. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with others, deal tactfully with the public, and retain proprietary information as confidential. Ability to understand and follow written and/or verbal instructions. Demonstrate sound judgment. Ability to comply with Authority attendance policies. A valid Oklahoma Driver License with an acceptable driving record or the ability to obtain one within 6 months of date of hire.

May be required to perform on-call, emergency maintenance, as scheduled by Central Office, which can include working after-hours, during weekends and holidays.

PHYSICAL:

Able to lift, raising or lowering, 50 pounds. Ability to prepare and read work orders, computer generated products, and forms. Ability to communicate effectively and clearly in person, by radio and telephone. Ability to enter and access all areas of all buildings and dwelling units for which responsible. All physical requirements are evaluated based on the ability to perform, with or without reasonable accommodations under the ADA.

This position is not eligible to telework.

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