International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Supply Chain Assistant - Warehouse &
Assets - Kakuma
Sector: Supply Chain
Location: Kenya
Employee Type: Regular
Employee Category: Full
Time
Overall Responsibilities: The Supply Chain Assistant will work under the
supervision of the Supply Chain Officer and should be a strong team member who
can assist in the continued development of the Chain team and contribute to the
further effective running of IRC activities in Kakuma.
He/She will be based in Kakuma with
frequent visits to the field especially Kakuma Refugees Camp where IRC has a
large operational base and will be responsible for the effective management of
the warehouse staff, Supply chain clerks in Kakuma.
The Supply Chain Assistant is a key
position within Supply Chain and carries responsibility for the integrity of
the IRC's Supply Chain system.
Supply Chain Assistant must be able
to rapidly respond to the programs and operations needs, whilst ensuring best
practices and maintaining audit-compliant records. Specific responsibilities
include:-
Administrative Roles:
Administrative Roles:
- Manage all staff employed in the warehouse and
asset section supporting operations for Kakuma Program by assigning of
duties through Delegation, monitoring the performance and regularly
evaluating staff directly supervised by him /her.
- Responsible, in conjunction with the supply
chain Officer for planning, organizing and developing the long term
strategy and approach of IRC Logistics
- Ensure there is an adequate and neatly
organized filling system for waybills, inventory records and other
logistical records.
Supply Chain Activities:
- To ensure all Supply Chain activities
are carried out to a satisfactory standard.
- To ensure that the necessary supply chain and
organization is effected for all projects.
- Where necessary, to manage, or support, the
development and proper functioning of any project office deemed necessary
to support the program
- To assess potential projects as requested by
supply chain manager.
- To familiarize yourself with the IRC supply
chain Manual and comply with the policies outlined in the IRC supply chain
Manual.
- To complete required reports and submit a
monthly supply chain reports to supply chain manager.
Warehousing:
- Ensure that all the ware houses are well
maintained.
- Ensure that updating stock records is done on
a daily basis both on the prolongs and stock cards
- Ensure that all stores procedures are followed
by all staff.
- Ensure that there is Controlled access to all
IRC stores and ensure that stores premises are secure
- Ensure that the filing system for stores is
well maintained.
- Ensure that an efficient storage and inventory
system is maintained.
- Review monthly stock reports.
- Ensure that an update office, residence, and
stores inventory is done on a monthly basis.
- Ensure that all supply chain Policies and
Procedures are followed and adhered to in all transactions.
- Carry out periodic trainings reviews with all
supply chain staff
Assets and Equipment management:
- Ensure that an update asset register is
maintained on a monthly basis.
- Ensure that an updated assets inventory sheets
and Prologs are well maintained
- Ensure that all IRC assets and equipment are
well maintained
- Ensure that all assets that allocated to
individuals are signed off equipment issue form
- Ensure that all IRC premises are well
maintained
- Ensure that the movement of IRC assets is
tracked and the necessary documentation is done when an asset changes its
status.
- Ensure that an up to date filing system for
all assets maintained.
- Review all monthly asset reports.
- Recommend assets for disposal and ensure that
the necessary paper work is prepared.
Safety and Security:
To ensure that staff operate in a safe and secure working environment.
To ensure that staff operate in a safe and secure working environment.
- To ensure that all new staff within the
warehouse and asset are briefed on warehouse safety & security
procedures.
- To ensure that the IRC premises are secure at
all times and a list of designated key holders is maintained and reviewed.
- To ensure that there is a Fire Safety Plan in
place and that quarterly fire drills are carried out.
- To ensure that there are fully stocked First
Aid Kits available in all IRC Vehicles, Offices, Warehouses and
Guesthouses, at all times.
- To ensure regular security check with the
field sites or as requested by supply chain manager.
Miscellaneous:
- To attend meetings when requested by the
supply chain Officer.
- To maintain confidentiality.
- To continually strive to improve working
methods, practices and working relationships within IRC.
- To promote an atmosphere of co-operation and
team spirit among IRC staff.
- To carry out all duties responsibly and act in
a professional manner at all times.
Procurement reports:
In the absence of the procurement officer you are required to submit:
In the absence of the procurement officer you are required to submit:
- Monthly & weekly Procurement report
- Monthly & weekly PR tracking and
performance card
- Commitments report to Finance
- Any other procurement reports required by
supply chain manager or direct Supervisor.
Warehouse
- Warehouse Monthly report
- Inventory Report
- Any other Warehouse reports required by supply
chain manager or direct supervisor
Assets
- Assets inventory report
- Assets Monthly Report
- Disposal plans
- Any other Assets reports required by supply
chain manager or direct supervisor
Requirements:
- Diploma in Logistics or supply chain
management or any another relevant field
- Thorough method of working with ability to
work under pressure to pursue multiple tasks simultaneously to successful
conclusions;
- Management ability to lead, motivate and
develop staff;
- Positive attitude with good sense of humor;
- Committed team player;
- Ability to live and work in a fairly isolated
area and in conditions of limited comfort;
- Basic computer skills (Word, Excel);
- At least TWO year's experience working as a
logistician;
- The following experience will all be
advantageous: previous NGO work, work in Africa, experience in
repairing/maintaining vehicles, communications (Codan HF, VHF).
Kenyan nationals are encouraged to
apply. International allowances are not available for this position.
Salary and employee benefits are
compliant to the Kenyan NGO Sector.
How to Apply
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Livelihoods & ERD Coordinator (Nairobi Based)
Sector: Livelihoods
Location: Somalia
Employee Type: Regular
Employee Category: Full Time
Scope of work: The Livelihoods & ERD (Economic Recovery and Development) Coordinator will be responsible for the provision of coordination and support as well as strategic planning and technical guidance on activities within the area of Livelihoods and Food security.
He/She will play a leading role in
designing and formulating appropriate project proposals and assistance activities
to be incorporated into the relevant country programs of IRC.
Moreover, he/she will support the
Country Program Team in the planning, design, implementation, supervision, and
potential expansion/development and administration of technical Livelihoods and
ERD interventions.
He/She will work under the direct supervision of the Deputy Director for Programs while maintaining technical relationships with the regional Technical Advisor, Grants and Fund raising Coordinator, Finance Controller and coordinate his/her activities with relevant technical sector coordinators in the country.
the Position is based in Nairobi with 50% travel to Somalia
Specific responsibilities:
The post holder will carry out the following duties and responsibilities:
Strategic direction of the livelihood program
He/She will work under the direct supervision of the Deputy Director for Programs while maintaining technical relationships with the regional Technical Advisor, Grants and Fund raising Coordinator, Finance Controller and coordinate his/her activities with relevant technical sector coordinators in the country.
the Position is based in Nairobi with 50% travel to Somalia
Specific responsibilities:
The post holder will carry out the following duties and responsibilities:
Strategic direction of the livelihood program
- In consultation with the Deputy Country
Director-Programs, lead the strategic direction of the livelihoods and ERD
programs. This involves an analysis of external and internal context and
the development of detailed livelihood sector strategic plans.
- Contribute actively to the development,
revision, monitoring and implementation of the IRC Somalia Country
Strategy and the development of related country sector strategies and
emergency preparedness Plans.
- Ensure that all work follows the IRC Global
Strategy Framework, the IRC Somalia Strategic Plan and IRC global policies
and procedures, donor contract and agreement obligations.
- Ensure that all livelihood projects are
aligned to the sector strategy and country strategy and develop
monitoring, quality and impact indicators to monitor the achievement of
IRC strategic plan and sector strategy
- Maintain an overview, monitoring and analysis
of the external and internal parameters of the humanitarian and
development context and use own skills and experience in providing
proactive scenario development.
- Contribute to updates of the IRC Somalia
Safety and Security Management as appropriate.
Representation, Coordination and
Advocacy
- Enhance coordination and advocacy with other
stakeholders so as to avoid any overlaps and duplication of projects with
other actors.
- Attend monthly and quarterly coordination
meetings in Somalia/Nairobi and share minutes of meetings with the
DDP and other concerned staff;
- Generate livelihoods and ERD related
data to be used by the Country Senior Management, food security
cluster, and other relevant staff to influence donor policies with
the purpose of generating more funding;
- Improve collaboration and cooperation with
other partners and donors featured in the engagement of more partners and
donors and the achievement of more harmonization;
- Ensure that all IRC livelihoods and ERD
projects are in line with the contextual dynamics and priorities agreed
among stakeholders in Somalia.
- Built good relationships with authorities,
partners, international and national organizations, authorities in the
region and the country
- Represent IRC in external coordination
meetings with UN/ NGOs, donors, partners and government in Nairobi.
Program Development and Planning
- Lead the development and expansion of the IRC
livelihoods and ERD sector throughout Somalia. This involves conducting
periodic quality assessment and research, development of quality concept
notes and proposals and development of new projects and initiatives
- Conduct periodic desk reviews on the available
livelihoods and ERD literature and compile the reports and publications on
the same.
Program implementation and monitoring
(M&E)
- Lead the process of development of M&E
systems and impact assessment for the livelihoods and ERD sector in IRC
Somalia. This includes the development of livelihoods and ERD Sector
M&E tools developed in line with the IRC’s Comprehensive Measurement
and Effectives Tool (COMTET) guidelines, Somalia country strategy and
livelihoods and ERD sector strategy; development of specific M&E
system for each livelihood s and ERD grant; submission of periodic donor
reports; and establishment of baseline data collection system through
surveys and other relevant mechanisms; and documentation and sharing of
case studies within the organization.
- Ensure effective and high quality reporting,
monitoring and evaluation systems for both internal and external use
capturing best practice to support program decision-making.
- Maintained regular communications on program
work to the Deputy of Director-Program.
Technical support (Livelihoods and
ERD)
- Ensure the technical aspects of the
programming are implemented using best available practices.
- Provide and document quality technical advice
to all livelihood program staff to ensure that quality control measures
are fully understood by program teams. This will involve regular visits to
the program areas and providing feedback
- Develop program quality indicators based on
the livelihood strategic plan and monitor program quality in consultation
with the staff, communities and local authorities.
- Ensure all livelihoods & ERD project are
in line with the internationally accepted standards.
Financial management
- Lead the development of realistic budgets for
the livelihoods and ERD program both in the short-term and the long-term
and identify the areas which require fundraising.
- Review sector budgets and expenditures and
advice the projects coordinator and DPP accordingly.
Staff management and development
- Conduct capacity/training needs assessment and
identity areas for further capacity development in line with the sector
strategic plan.
- Actively engage in national program staff
capacity building in key aspects of program cycle management including
program design, implementation and monitoring.
- Ensure gender mainstreaming and conflict
sensitive programming within the livelihoods program and promote the
monitoring of interventions addressing gender and conflict issues. In
particular to promote the full and equal participation of women in all
aspects of the work and to ensure that IRC’s program is an opportunity for
peace making, rather than community division.
- Ensure effective frequent communication and
feedback with the field.
- Develop the capacity of the livelihood staff
in line with identified gaps and strategic areas.
Program quality and impact evaluation
- Take an active and hands on role in assessing
impact and changing trends, advising on appropriate interventions and
implementation where necessary and regularly review these against
forecasts and action plans to enable integrated planning
- Responsible for developing clear exit
strategies from the current emergency programme ensuring that it links
into recovery and longer-term Livelihoods programming.
- Learn the new impact evaluation methodologies
and consider the application of these methodologies in livelihoods and ERD
programs and projects.
Minimum Requirements
- Master’s Degree in Agriculture, food security,
international development, disaster risk management or related field.
- A of Minimum 5 years’ experience working
within international development, including direct experience managing a
national Livelihoods program in fragile and post conflict environments in
a developing country.
- Demonstrated ability in managing projects,
including project design, proposal development, budget preparation,
expenditure tracking, monitoring and evaluation, reporting, etc.
- At least 2 years’ experience working with
disaster risk reduction, climate change adaption and resilience building
programs and/or projects. Experience in community managed/based disaster
risk reduction, and pastoral field school approach is an asset.
- Demonstrated experience exploring, managing
and strengthening partnerships.
- Excellent analytical and organizational skills
– innovative thinker.
- Experience developing and leading trainings,
workshops, evaluations, etc.
- Ability to create a team environment and
coordinate with other departments. And the ability to manage time,
prioritize tasks, respond quickly to requests.
- Excellent communication (English),
inter-personal and problem solving skills. And a working understanding of
Somali would be an asset.
- Excellent computer skills.
International Allowances are
not available for this position
How to Apply
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IRC leading the way from harm to home.
IRC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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IRC leading the way from harm to home.
IRC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
IRC considers all applicants on the
basis of merit without regard to race, sex, color, national origin, religion,
sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status or disability.
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