GHS Training Strategy Consultant for Vietnam

UN Secretariat; Genf; On-site; CHF 111,000 - 185,000; Part time

Job summary

The UN Secretariat, acting through UNEP in Geneva, seeks a consultant to establish a national GHS capacity-building programme for Vietnam. The role involves reviewing regulatory frameworks, designing a training programme, and delivering comprehensive materials tailored to Vietnam's context.

The consultancy is anchored in UNEP's chemicals management mandate, focusing on hazard communication, training delivery, and stakeholder collaboration to strengthen national capabilities.

Qualifications

• Advanced university degree in a relevant field is required.
• Experience in chemical safety and GHS implementation is essential.
• Experience with capacity-building and technical training development is required.

Responsibilities

• Conduct inception and planning; review Vietnam's GHS legislation and policies.
• Identify priorities, conduct stakeholder consultations, and draft a workplan.
• Design a comprehensive GHS training programme and technical content.
• Develop training materials: presentations, guides, and practical exercises.
• Manage review and finalisation of capacity-building package; deliver editable materials.

Skills

GHS hazard classification

Chemical labelling

Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

Hazard communication

Needs assessment

Training design

English fluency

Vietnamese language (desirable)

Education

Master's degree in Chemistry / Chemical Engineering / Toxicology / Environmental Sciences / Occupational Health and Safety / Chemical Safety

First-level degree with two additional years' experience accepted

Job description

The UN Secretariat, acting through UNEP in Geneva, seeks a consultant to establish a national GHS capacity-building programme for Vietnam. The role involves reviewing regulatory frameworks, designing a training programme, and delivering comprehensive materials tailored to Vietnam's context.

The consultancy is anchored in UNEP's chemicals management mandate, focusing on hazard communication, training delivery, and stakeholder collaboration to strengthen national capabilities.