Examples of using Engineering section in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Engineering Section at Headquarters will continue to carry out its mandate, with specific emphasis on policy development and compliance monitoring; long-term mission planning; engineering-related systems contract management; internal and external performance audits; and quality assurance.
The funding of an additional post could alleviate part of the work of the Chief of the Buildings and Engineering Section, which possibly could be compensated by the reduced involvement of the consortium and cost efficiencies from closer project management and monitoring.
(b) In the regional offices, the redeployment of one P-4 post of Administrative Officer from the Engineering Section to strengthen capacity to provide advice to the substantive component of the Mission on administrative support policies, rules and strategies(ibid., para. 94);
The visit also included a trip to Saudi Arabian Oil Company(ARAMCO) headquarter in Dammam where they met with senior management and had a tour of the Exploration and Petroleum Engineering Section.
The current staffing establishment of the Engineering Section comprises 15 continuing posts(1 P-5, 4 P-4, 7 P-3, 3 GS(OL)) and 2 general temporary assistance positions(2 P-3), funded from the support account.
The Senior Project Officer will also assist the Engineering Section in analysing and providing advice on project proposals and ensuring the effective implementation of operational plans, standard operating procedures, and initiatives and projects relating to the Mombasa Support Base.
The Engineering Section requires reinforcement given that the increase in uniformed
Clearance Unit of Movement Control Section be established through the reassignment of a post of Electrical Technician(Field Service) from the Engineering Section.
In connection with the increased strength of the military and civilian police components of the Operation and the projected deployment of contingents to additional locations, it is proposed to strengthen the Engineering Section through the establishment of 1 Plan and Project Officer post(P-3).
be established in the Aviation Section through the reassignment of the post of Team Assistant(national General Service) from the Engineering Section.
as a result of the establishment of a Geographic Information System Unit within the Engineering Section.
be redeployed from the Engineering Section to the Trust Fund Unit in the Office of the Chief of Mission Support.
to establish a Geographic Information System Unit in the Engineering Section(A/61/744, paras. 15 and 16).
The Engineering Section is responsible for all aspects of engineering work in UNAMA premises, including maintenance of premises, implementation of United Nations safety standards, generators, air conditioners, electricity, procurement of material, renovation and construction.
The Engineering Section is responsible for the management of assets worth $52 million in strategic deployment stocks and a global inventory of $662 million of non-expendable and $210 million of expendable engineering equipment and material.
The staffing establishment of the Engineering Section currently includes 13 Professional(1 P-5, 4 P-4, 8 P-3) and 3 General Service(Other level)
The Engineering Section will be responsible for the upgrade of the electrical network system of the Base, which will be a critical element in the implementation of the long-term plan, including the provision of support to the operations of an increased number of facilities and machinery.
Currently, the Engineering Section is staffed with one Civil Engineer Water and Sanitation Specialist who is heavily involved in water supply systems contracts in existing missions.
(g) One P-3 maintenance engineer and four water treatment and bottle operators(3 national General Service and 1 United Nations Volunteer), Engineering Section, component 6, support(A/61/468, paras. 16-17).
(a) In the Office of the Director of Mission Support, the redeployment of one United Nations Volunteer position from the Engineering Section to ensure that the daily operations and activities in the area of occupational health and safety are carried out(ibid., para. 92);