Examples of using Security coordination unit in English and their translations into Russian
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Security Coordination Unit.
One new Field Security Coordination Officer to lead the Field Security Coordination Unit.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Basra.
One Administrative Assistant(Local level),Deputy Chief Security Adviser, Logistics and Premises Security Coordination Unit, Baghdad.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Radio Room, Basra.
To Area Security Coordination Unit, Premises security subunit, Baghdad.
One Security Officer(Field Service),Area Security Coordination Unit, Security Information subunit, Basra.
The Area Security Coordination Unit in Erbil, which is responsible for the operations in Erbil Operational Hub, is headed by one Security Officer(P-2), supported by one Administrative Assistant Local level.
Three to the Area Security Coordination Unit, Operations subunit, Baghdad.
The Area Security Coordination Unit in Basra is responsible for the respective Operational Hub and is headed by one Security Officer(P-4), supported by a Security Officer P-3.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Baghdad International Airport.
The Area Security Coordination Unit in Kirkuk, which is responsible for operations at the Kirkuk Operational Hub, is headed by one Security Officer(P-4), supported by one Security Officer P-3.
One to the Area Security Coordination Unit, Operations Unit, Erbil.
The Security Coordination Unit, based in New York, provides support to the Security Section in Iraq by ensuring timely and continuous coordination with the United Nations Department of Safety and Security. .
One to the Area Security Coordination Unit, Fire Safety subunit, Basra.
The Area Security Coordination Unit at the Baghdad International Airport, which is responsible for the operations at the Operational Hub at the Baghdad International Airport, is headed by one Security Officer(Field Service) and supported by one Security Officer Field Service.
Three to the Area Security Coordination Unit, Premises Security subunit, Erbil.
The Area Security Coordination Unit in Kirkuk is responsible for operations at the Kirkuk operational hub and is headed by one Security Officer(P-4), supported by one other Security Officer(P-3) and two Security Assistants(Local level, funded by the Department of Safety and Security) located in Kirkuk and Mosul.
To Area Security Coordination Unit, Operations subunit, Basra.
The Area Security Coordination Unit in Kirkuk, which is responsible for operations at the Kirkuk operational hub, is headed by one Security Officer(P-4) supported by one Security Officer(P-3) and two Security Assistants(Local level) funded by the Department of Safety and Security, one each in Kirkuk and Mosul.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Operations Unit, Erbil.
The Area Security Coordination Unit at Baghdad International Airport is responsible for the operations at the airport's operational hub and is headed by one Security Officer(Field Service), supported by one Security Officer Field Service.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Fire Safety, Kirkuk.
The Area Security Coordination Unit in Baghdad is responsible for operations at the Baghdad Operational Hub and is headed by one Security Officer(P-4), supported by three Security Officers 1 P-3, 1 Field Service and 1 National Professional Officer.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Premises Security, Erbil.
The Area Security Coordination Unit in Basra is responsible for operations at the Basra operational hub and is headed one Security Officer(P-3, funded by the Department of Safety and Security), supported by one other Security Officer P-3.
One to the Area Security Coordination Unit, Operations subunit, Baghdad International Airport.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Fire Safety, Baghdad International Airport.
To the Area Security Coordination Unit, Security Information subunit, Kirkuk.
There is a requirement to establish a Field Security Coordination Unit that will be responsible for the oversight and security management of team sites, particularly with the presence of about 500 civilian staff in the three transitional areas.