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Role objectives | Core Functions / Responsibilities:
- Lead
IOM construction team in technical assessment, design, bill of quantity (BoQ) calculation, work schedule, technical specification, tendering, field implementation and monitoring. - Manage
the field team to ensure that the project activities comply with the design standards, monitoring mechanisms, quality assurance mechanisms, and construction specifications. - Manage
a team of field engineers posted in various provinces to ensure high quality and on-time completion of projects within budget by applying top quality project management tools. - Coordinate
monitoring activities to follow up on the implementation of all construction projects, remotely and through regular visits to the areas of operation. - Provide
the scope of construction works based on Programme/Operations requirements, budget, and site limitations. Apply IOM norms and standards to construction projects judiciously, considering the operating context, environment and available materials and skills. - Prepare
work plan for construction activities, determining priorities/targets and performance measurements, and monitoring work progress to ensure results are achieved according to schedule and performance standards. - Prepare
periodic reports on various aspects of projects including but not limited to work progress, financial, quality control, schedule compliance, technical, and recommendations. - Coordinate
the operational, administrative and financial aspects of all ongoing construction projects, including the inspection of the construction projects’ implementation, in coordination with the Resources Management and Programme Units. Ensure that all construction projects meet their intended scope, timeframe, quality and budget. Notify in a timely manner of any required changes and inform of any delay or workaround required for timely completion of activities. - Participate
in the kick-off meeting of construction works with the construction company, the engineering firm, and relevant government counterparts. Use effective monitoring and supervision tools to assess work quality, progress, and performance of engineering firms and construction companies throughout the project. - Participate
in the tender evaluation process including assessment of bidders’ qualifications, competency, and experience, and in analyzing and reviewing the quoted unit rates against IOM-prepared cost estimates. - Manage
the contracts with service providers with appropriate and timely contractual communication and administration in coordination with the procurement unit. Coordinate change request/variation orders, close out procedures and final payments to the contractors with administrative units of CO. - Coordinate
the execution of needs assessments as necessary for the design of evidence-based interventions and fit for purpose infrastructure and services, through technical feasibility studies taking into account the current situation, and projected population planning. - Support
the planning and design team in conducting a comprehensive technical assessment at project site to ensure that all relevant site information is documented for effective planning and design of infrastructure facilities. - Support
planning and design team in civil designs for small to large scale areas. Civil designs include (but are not limited to), health and community facilities, drainage, hydraulic analysis, culvert design, large scale cut/fill, quantity take-offs, retaining wall and road design, especially to bring in technical aspects from the field context. - Support
the planning and design team on preparation structural designs for small to medium-sized buildings, to reflects the requirement and standard based on project site conditions. Structural designs include all aspects of building design, including lateral load analysis and design. Support on the review and analyze existing buildings and design for retrofits. - Support
Infrastructure coordinator in the analysis of programme development opportunities and contribute to the preparation of proposals, to ensure that technical components include scalable solutions and climate sensitive approaches for durable and resilient infrastructure. - Provide
technical inputs for the design of operation and maintenance (O&M) protocols for inclusive governance of the facilities and services constructed or rehabilitated, including the empowerment and capacity building plans for recipient communities, with an emphasis in providing adaptation and mitigation strategies in built infrastructure to address environment and climate change concerns. - Check
the technical components of all programmes that require engineering capacity, including participating in the development and/or review of concept notes, proposals and budgets in line with global standards and best practices. - Provide
technical support in construction project management to Programme/Operations sections. Attend technical cooperation meetings, prepare presentations on project progress, and undertake follow-up actions related to project implementation and monitoring. - Contribute
and provide technical support for the development and dissemination of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and guidelines for all engineering and construction works to ensure compliance with national and international standards and regulations, particularly, but not limited to, quality parameters. - Undertake
periodical field visits to monitor the work of all Infrastructure unit field staff. Coach and mentor the staff under direct supervision to enable them to perform more effectively. - In
coordination with the relevant colleagues of CO and sub-offices, ensure that all relevant permits and authorizations are obtained from the local authorities to facilitate project implementation and maintain effective working relations with relevant authorities. - Facilitate
the mainstreaming of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), Disability Inclusion, Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP), and other protection related aspects in every phase of implementation of the projects, in close coordination with relevant colleagues. - Perform
other related duties as assigned. Required Qualifications and
Experience Education -
Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, Structural Engineering, Hydraulic engineering, Environmental Engineering or related fields from an accredited academic institution with four years of relevant professional experience. Or Experience - Experience
in managing the design, implementation and monitoring of public infrastructure projects such as community buildings, schools and health centers, roads and bridges, check dams and canals, and water supply schemes. - Experience
in contract management of medium to large-scale infrastructure projects, including diplomacy in dealing with the stakeholders and the contractors. - Familiarity
with Disaster Risk Reduction approaches, concepts and technical solutions would be a distinct advantage. - Familiarity
with conflict sensitivity concepts and principles would be viewed favorably. - Experience
in liaising with governmental authorities, national/international institutions, United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations. - Prior
work experience with international humanitarian organizations, non-government or government institutions/organization in a multi-cultural setting is an advantage. SKILLS Excellent
planning and managing skills, especially people management is required. - Ability
to independently work with no or limited supervision is required. - Works
effectively with donors, local authorities, beneficiaries and the broader community to advance the organizational objectives is required. - In
depth knowledge of the broad range of Engineering related subject areas dealt with by the Organization is required. - Certification
in Project Management (Project Management Professional (PMP) or PRINCE2) is an advantage. - Knowledge
of civil engineering design and project management software, tools and skills is required. Proficiency in AutoCAD is mandatory. - Knowledge
of humanitarian and development programming in Afghanistan is an advantage. Languages - For all
Applicants, fluency in English is required (oral and written). - Working
knowledge of Pashto or Dari is required. - Fluency in
all national language(s) are highly advantages. Note: Qualified female candidates are highly encouraged
to apply. |