Le groupe organique GMC est responsable de la fourniture de services de support efficaces à la mise en oeuvre des programmes de santé et de la bonne gestion logistique du Bureau régional. La sous-unité Conférence et Protocole qui fait partie de l'unité en charge de l’Unité d’appui aux Opérations et Services (OSS) a pour mission d’assurer la prestation efficace et efficiente des services administratifs et logistiques liés aux services de conférence.
Prêter assistance technique au CET lors de la préparation des réunions internes ou externes du Bureau régional.
1. Préparation et installation
2. Assistance pendant les réunions
3. Maintenance et suivi
4. S'acquitter d'autres tâches liées à la sous-unité selon les besoins.
Essentiel: Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires (baccalauréat) avec un certificat de formation en technique audiovisuel et/ou dans l’informatique
Désirable: Diplôme de niveau Bac 2 minimum en techniques audiovisuelles ou en informatique est un atout.
Une certification dans le domaine de l’audiovisuel ou des réseaux (exemple : Dante, Streaming, vMix, Blackmagic) est un atout.
Essentiel: Minimum 5 ans d’expérience pertinente dans un poste similaire, notamment dans l’organisation technique de conférences, séminaires, ou événements internationaux.
Expérience avérée dans installation, configuration et opération des systèmes de conférence numérique avancés
Désirable: .
⦁ Maîtrise des principes fondamentaux de l’audiovisuel : sonorisation, projection, éclairage, enregistrement et diffusion.
⦁ Connaissance approfondie des systèmes de visioconférence (Zoom, Teams, Webex, etc) et streaming.
⦁ Compréhension du système d’exploitation Windows (configuration, mises à jour et dépannage) et du fonctionnement des réseaux informatiques (LAN/Wi-Fi), connectiques audio/vidéo, et protocole IP et son utilisation avec les protocoles d’audiovisuel (SIP, RTSP, NDI, Dante, etc).
⦁ Connaissance des normes et standards de câblage (HDMI, SDI, XLR, RJ45, fibre optique, etc).
⦁ Compréhension des principes de maintenance préventive et corrective des équipements audiovisuels.
⦁ Pouvoir installer, configurer et tester les équipements audiovisuels, et en assurer la maintenance de base.
⦁ Savoir régler le son, l’image et la lumière pour garantir une qualité optimale lors des conférences.
⦁ Pouvoir gérer les flux audio/vidéo en temps réel et assurer la stabilité du streaming ; diagnostiquer et résoudre rapidement les pannes matérielles ou logicielles ponctuelles.
⦁ Savoir configurer et mettre à jour les firmwares et les pilotes d’équipements audiovisuels.
⦁ Être capable d’adapter les solutions techniques aux besoins des organisateurs et aux contraintes des salles.
⦁ Pouvoir lire et interpréter des schémas techniques ou plans de régie audiovisuelle.
1. Communiquer de manière crédible et efficace
2. Produire des résultats
3. Assurer une utilisation efficace des ressources
4. Favoriser l'intégration et le travail d 'équipe
5. Respecter et promouvoir les différences individuelles et culturelles
6. Avancer dans un environnement en pleine évolution
Essentiel: Excellente connaissance de la langue Francaise
Desirable: Bonne connaissance de la langue Anglaise
L’OMS offre au personnel de la catégorie des Services généraux une rémunération attractive qui, pour le poste susmentionné, comprend un salaire annuel net de base à partir de 11 981 000 XAF (sous réserve des déductions obligatoires au titre des cotisations à la caisse de pension et de l’assurance maladie, le cas échéant), ainsi que 30 jours de congé annuel.
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