• Application Deadline: Thu, 1 Jun 2023 00:00:00 GMT
• Position: WASH Technical Assistant


• Job Type Full Time


• Qualification BA/BSc/HND


• Experience 1 year


• Location Borno


• Job Field Building and Construction  , Engineering / Technical  , NGO/Non-Profit 
  

Starting Basic Salary: 216, 066 NGN per month (excluding other benefits)

Key responsibilities:

• Undertake regular field visits to monitor construction activities; 


• Ensure the WASH activities are up to the Action Against Hunger WASH program standards;


• Conduct sanitary survey for each WASH activities;


• Ensure that work meets with SPHERE minimum standards;


• Assist and participate in community mobilization and capacity building;


• Conduct daily technical supervision on ongoing construction;


• Assist in preparing training tools on relevant technical topics and conduct trainings for stakeholders;


• Assist the WASH Engineer in the development of technical guidelines and tools;


• Build relationships with local government to exchange information on WASH technical implementation status.


• Participate in project staff meetings;


• Compile feasibility and other technical report for information and guidance in Action against Hunger;


• Submit technical report and consumption report to the WASH Engineer;


• Assist in the preparation of weekly reports;


• Provide full support to WASH Engineer in maintaining regular contact with relevant stakeholders;


• Provide daily update 9including progress, challenges and complaints) of construction work.

Position Requirements:

• Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Building and Geology with minimum of 1 year field experience;


• Professional Membership Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) is desirable;


• Previous experience in supervising drilling and construction activities;


• Professional, good organizational capacity and motivated;


• Capacity to be adaptable and flexible;


• Microsoft Office and designing software Skills (AutoCAD, Excel, Power Point, Word);


• Willing and able to be based and travel regularly within remote areas, where services are limited;


• Fluency in Hausa and English.