Mykola Ветеран

CURRICULUM VITAE
I. Personal data
Name
(First, Last)
Mykola BIELOV
Address
Tykhonova street, 30, Khomutets, Zhytomyr region, Ukraine, 12006
Telephone (Work)
Telephone (Home)
Telephone (Cell)
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E-mail
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DOB: Age:
12 Dec 1964, 60 years
Nationality
Ukrainian
Gender
Male
Marital status
Divorced
II. Education and qualifications
2024, one week
Acceptance Based Security Training (ABST), Ukraine, Kyiv
2024, one day
Training Course on First Aid organized by SAR, Ukraine, Chernihiv
2023, tree days
Training Course on First Aid organized by Red Cross Society, Ukraine, Chernihiv
2023, one week
Hostile Environment Awareness Training with Safer Access, Ukraine, Kyiv
2023, four days
Essential of Security Management Training with INSO, Ukraine, Kyiv
2017, one week
Building Integrity in PSO orientation Course (NATO approved Course), Ukraine, Kyiv
2017, three days
Advising on International Humanitarian Law workshop ICRC, Ukraine, Kyiv
2016, four months
English training language course, STANAG 6001, Ukraine, Kyiv
2015, one week
Defence Resource Management Course, Ukraine, Kyiv
2015, one week
M5-32 NATO Staff Officer Orientation Course (NAT School Oberammergau), Ukraine, Kyiv
2015, one week
European Security (CSDP) Orientation Course, Ukraine, Kyiv
2014, two weeks
Civil Military Relations Course (CMR) at SWEDINT, Sweden.
2011, one week
Regional safety and security policy – Lessons Learned NATO and EU countries, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2011, one week
NORDEFCO civil-military cooperation course at Danish Army Fire Support Center, Denmark.
2011, one week
An International Humanitarian Law Course (48 hours), Kyiv, Ukraine.
2010, one month
United Nations Staff Officer Course (UNSOC) at SWEDINT, Sweden.
2010, one month
Course on the organisation of scientific and technical activities, National Defense University, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2010, 3 days
The building blocks and the effective functioning of a national crisis management system workshop, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2008-2009
UN military observer (UNMO), UNMIS (UN Mission in Sudan), Ad-Damazine, Blue Nile State, Sudan.
2004 - 2007
CIMIC courses, Multinational Staff Officer Center, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2006, 2 months
Peacekeeping course, EOD Awareness training Course, Multinational Staff Officer Center, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2005, 10 months
Senior Staff officer at Multinational Division Center-South, Ad-Diwaniya, Iraq.
2005, two months
Operational Staff Officers Course, Multinational Staff Officer Center, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2004, one week
CJTF Seminar (Workshop), Liptovsky Mikulash, Slovakia.
2004, 2 weeks
Staff Officers Military Terminology Training, National Defence Academy, Riga, Latvia.
2002 - 2003
Senior representative (Senior Staff officer) to CENTCOM (Coalition Forses Afghanistan, Iraq), USA, Fl, Tampa.
2001 - 2002
Senior Officer of transportation, translator and training cell of 4 UKRBATT, UNMIS (UN mission in Sierra-Lione), Freetown.
2001, 4 months
Canadian Forces English Course NATO STANAG 6001at Canadian Forces military school, camp Borden, Ontario, Canada.
2000, 2 months
Operational Staff Officers Course, and UN Military observer course at Multinational Staff Officer Center, Kyiv, Ukraine.
1996 - 1998
Academy of UAF, Kyiv, Ukraine.
1986 - 1996
Different positions of Armored Corps (Platoon leader, Company and Bn Commander), Ukraine.
1982 - 1986

Command Armored Military School, (including design of military vehicles and artillery guns, their operations, maintenance, repair, overhaul, including organization and management of repair and maintenance stations), RF
1980 - 1982
Suvorovite Military School, RF
1972 - 1980
Secondary School, RF
III. Summary of professional skills and/or experience
Career Summary
A highly motivated and results-driven administrator and manager of resources (people and equipment).
Able to work independently, handle complex assignments with efficiency and without close supervision.
Experienced in management of groups, teams, Center.
Experienced in insecure/conflict-affected environments.
Experienced in the humanitarian, and/or risk management and/or humanitarian access sectors.
Demonstrated understanding of humanitarian safety practices and principles.
Good experience in work G3 branch and management.
Well-developed personal, organizational and team management skills and standards in a diverse multi-cultural setting. Experienced in developing fleet policies and procedures.
Experienced in oversee and control of mechanical personnel. Experienced in creating and maintaining databases. Ability to apply management and safety measures and procedures.
Knowledge of workshop planning and implementation.
Knowledge of workshop Health and Safety.
Engineering equipment: power facility, drilling and pumping systems, Engineering Mobile Workshops, Rechargeable Battery Stations. Timely operations reporting.
Management of integrated manual/mechanical operations.
Previous experience in peacekeeping missions in Sierra-Lione and Sudan, coalition forces in Iraq,
staff training, as well as pre-deployment training for peacekeeping missions.
Open towards problem solving and able to meet new responsibilities quickly at short notice.
Field Expertise
Extensive experience in designing and implementing comprehensive security strategies that mitigate risks and ensure a safe working environment.
Deep understanding of security technologies, including network security, access control systems, and surveillance systems.
Successfully managed various security incidents, including conducting investigations, coordinating with law enforcement agencies, and implementing corrective measures.
Ability to conduct security audits and risk assessments.
Organization of the maintenance and repair of military vehicles and equipment in the vehicles park and in the field. Excellent management skills. Able to work in multicultural and multi-religious environments. Fluent English written and oral.
Physically fit.
Key Skills
• Years of management experience –planning, supervising and coordinating activities.
• Capacity to motivate people and build relationships with partners.
• Significant experience in staff (G3 branch) work and transportation activity.
• Varied experience in pre-deploying training, mine awareness learning materials and delivering training courses.
Personal Attributes
• Analyse problems and developing solutions.
• An effective team worker.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Effective negotiation skills.
• Excellent planning skills.
• Able to work under pressure, handle a range of technical issues, prioritize tasks and meet deadlines.
Computer Skills
Extensive experience in both hardware and software. All MS Windows applications.
Driver License
All categories, 35 years of safe driving experience.
Full international driver license. Specialized knowledge - experienced MPV driver and Recovery Vehicle Operator/Driver.
Others
Experienced in GPS Utility, Photocopier and Scanner.

IV. Professional work experience track record
Dates

From April 2023 to April 2025
DRC Safety Officer
Title/military rank
Employer
INGO (International non-government organization)
DRC (Danish Refugee Council of Ukraine)
Location
Type of business
Chernihiv city, Ukraine
DRC Contract

Responsibilities
Monitor the evolving situation in assigned areas of operation (Sumy and Sumy oblast) and relay this data to relevant staff. Establish a network of local contacts which facilitates safer access for DRC operations. Developing and facilitating safety risk training for DRC Office staff and drivers.
Conducting site safety assessments and identifying new office spaces, guesthouses, warehouses and other sites as required (checking fire extinguishers, safe room supplies, first aid kits, emergency communication equipment and physical security elements (MOSS), among other items).
Drafting standard operating procedures, contingency plan (CP, CIMP), threat assessments and other documents. Updating of pre-arrival briefings, local safety rules (LSR), security phone trees (Communication tree) and safety briefings. Assist in implementing realistic DRC safety policies, protocols and procedures. Assist in developing DRC Safety Improvement Plans (SIP) for any safety gaps identified. Alert relevant parties in case of an emergency event, and support incident response as directed by the Manager and Head of Safety. Jointly with the Fleet SC staff ensure vehicle personal tracking systems are in place. Ensure safety equipment is placed in vehicles and verify usage information and preparing relevant reports. Assist DRC country office in ensuring current legislation, rules, standards, provisions, instructions on labor protection, industrial sanitation, fire protection and environmental protection are adhered to. Monitor staff movements, report on movement irregularities, and initiate emergency response if needed. Ensure that appropriate access controls are in place for all DRC facilities. Contribute to the procurement and issue of safety and protective equipment.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From Nov 2013 to March 2019
Commandant Educational and Research Centre for International Peacekeeping, Col
MOD of Ukraine, National Defense University
Kyiv, Ukraine
Professional Military Service.
Performing tasks aimed at supporting national interests in the training of national personnel and leadership of national contingents of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and representatives of other ministries, agencies and central executive authorities, as well as citizens of NATO and partner countries, representatives of the UN, EU and OSCE for their further participation in international peacekeeping and security operations, performing special tasks related to anti-terrorist activities and international military cooperation;
Holding international events (seminars, conferences, meetings) with representatives of the UN, NATO, EU and OSCE, other governmental and non-governmental organizations, representatives of the armed forces of foreign countries and implementing joint training projects to prepare military and civilian specialists for participation in international peace and security operations.
creation (improvement) of the regulatory framework, development of the educational and material base for educational activities.
Ensuring cultural and spiritual development of the individual, educating personnel in the spirit of patriotism and respect for the Constitution of Ukraine.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From April 2009 to Nov 2013
Head of Information Analysis and Synthesis Department, Col
MOD of Ukraine, National Defense University
Kyiv, Ukraine
Professional Military Service.
Collecting, analyzing and distributing peacekeeping operations information.
Organizing the collection, processing and preparation of information and analytical materials, creating and updating databases on the Centre's areas of activity.
Interact with relevant information and analytical structures in the interests of the Centre's activities.
Monitor of information on peacekeeping activities of the UN, NATO, OSCE, EU, regional international organizations.
Conduct training, methodological and scientific activities on issues related to the preparation and conduct of international peacekeeping and security operations under the auspices of the UN, NATO, EU and OSCE and activities related to anti-terrorism.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From April 2008 to April 2009
UN military observer (UNMO)
UN, UNMIS (UN Mission in Sudan)
Ad-Damazine, Blue Nile State, Sudan
Military observer, information officer, UNMOCOORD (UN military observer coordinator).
UNMO and UNMOCOORD duties
Observation and reporting of cease-fire violations, and the investigation of alleged violations of the cease-fire agreement;
Supervision of the disarmament of militia and military forces; monitoring of the separation and withdrawal of troops; supervision of the destruction of armaments and weapons;
Provision of liaison services to local governments, opposing military forces and international agencies;
Monitoring of conditions in potential conflict areas forsigns of increased tension or conflict escalation;
Observation and reporting on alleged abuses of human rights, assistance with referendum or election validation, and conducting and coordinating liaison between combined,and UN mixed military working groups and components, NGOs, and UN and civilian humanitarian agencies.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From Dec 2005 to April 2008
Chief of military cooperation group of Army Corps, Lt.Col
MOD of Ukraine
Zhytomyr, Ukraine
Military Cooperation. Professional Military Service.
Functional responsibilities include all aspects of organizing, planning and carrying out military cooperation and practical exercises (UN and NATO missions).
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From April 2005 to Dec 2005
Senior staff officer, Lt.Col
Coalition forces in Iraq, Multinational Division Center-South
Ad-Diwaniya, Iraq
Daily business G3 branch officer. Professional Military Service.
Planning combat operations.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From July 2003 to April 2005
Chief of military cooperation group of Army Corps, Lt.Col
MOD of Ukraine
Zhytomyr, Ukraine
Professional Military Service. Military Cooperation.
Functional responsibilities include all aspects of organizing, planning and carrying-out military cooperation and practical exercises (UN and NATO missions).
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From April 2003 to July 2003
Senior staff Officer to HQ CENTCOM, Lt.Col
MOD of Ukraine
USA, Florida, Tampa
Professional Military Service.
Branch G3 daily activities.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From 2002 to April 2003
Chief of the operational training branch (G3) Army Corps HQ /Lt.Col
MOD of Ukraine
Zhytomyr region
Professional Military Service.
Regular duties as a G3 officer.
Daily briefing IAW operational situation and documentation.
Plans for International and national security systems functioning, the state foreign and security policy as a framework for the development and application of a democratic country’s Armed Forces;
Plans and training in knowledge of international humanitarian law.
Daily activities of the military units-understanding of the basics of combat training, military unit’s combat and mobilization readiness.
To plan and carry out major combat training activities in the military unit.
Keep knowledge of the order of organization and carrying out of basic measures of military unit combat training and the order of mobilization and bring the military unit into readiness.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From 2001 to 2002
Senior military officer of transportation cell, 4 UKRBATT, UNAMSIL/Lt. Col
MOD of Ukraine.
Sierra-Lione, UNAMSIL (UN Mission in Sierra-Lione).
Professional Military Service, Maintenance of military vehicles, training driver courses.
Regular duties as a Senior Military Officer of Transportation Cell.
Technical Responsibilities
Organization, control and supervising proper operation, training and maintenance of military vehicles, ZIL, URAL, and equipment of the military unit.
Drafting Plans for maintenance and repair of military engineering vehicles in accordance with the technical requirements and monitoring their implementation.
Drafting Plans of service for Daily Maintenance (DM), M 1000, M-1, M-2 and Seasonal Maintenance (SM) for engineering vehicles and equipment.
Ensuring the maintenance of engineering vehicles and equipment in constant combat readiness and to perform assigned tasks.
Planning procurement of spare parts and tools for engineering vehicles, monitoring their timely maintenance and their cancellation.
Organization of work of engineering spare parts warehouse, accounting spare parts and tools, monitoring their consumption.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From 1998 to 2001
Staff officer (G3) Army Corps HQ / Maj
MOD of Ukraine
Zhytomyr region
Professional Military Service.
Regular duties as a G3 officer.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From 1996 to 1998
Military Officer of Academy of UAF (Army) Maj.
MOD of Ukraine
Professional military Education.
Regular duties as a staff Officer on operational level.
Organization, control, and supervision of proper use/ and planning military operations.
The strategic level senior management course (L-4), the operational level joint staff officers’ course (L-3);
Combat (operations) planning and combat operations management of the Army military units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, combat use of combined military units.
Dates
Title/military rank
Employer
Location
Type of business
Responsibilities
From 1986 to 1996
Training Armored Platoon and Company Commander, Capt.
MOD of Ukraine
Zhytomyr region, Ukraine
Professional Military Service, Armored activity and maintenance of tanks, training crews.
Platoon leader in accordance with the Charter of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Technical Responsibilities
Maintenance of military vehicles, ZIL, URAL, GAZ, UAZ, artillery guns and equipment of platoon in constant combat readiness conditions and carrying out tasks as directed.
Carrying out planned and unplanned maintenance and repair of equipment and facilities of platoon.
Conducting combat training with the staff of the platoon according to the schedule.
Scheduling activities and plans for operation and maintenance of vehicles and technical equipment of the platoon.
Monitoring the implementation of the tasks of combat and technical training of the personnel of the platoon.
Managed officers, WO, soldiers in all aspects of administration, discipline, welfare, career management and combat artillery training. After combat artillery actions carried out mine and UXO clearance tasks in AO.

Retired (2019, March) - Rank of Colonel (Col) of Ukrainian Army with solid operational level combat education and training.
V. Languages
Mother tongue
Ukrainian
Other languages
English – full working knowledge
Russian – fluent
Ukrainian– fluent
Reading
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Writing
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Verbal
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
VI. References (List of two persons, not related to me, who are familiar with my character and qualifications.)
Full Name
Business or Occupation
Full Address
Yurii PRYZYGLEY

UNDSS
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Yurii
PUNDA
National Defense University of Ukraine

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