24 June 2016

World Bank NUSAF3 Labour Intensive Public Works Specialist Career Jobs - Office of the Prime Minister (OPM)



Organisation: Office of the Prime Minister (OPM)


Project Name: World Bank Third Northern Uganda Social Action

Fund (NUSAF3) Project


Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda


Reports to: Project Operations Specialist


The

Government of Uganda has received a credit from the International Development

Association/ World Bank towards the cost of the Third Northern Uganda Social

Action Fund (NUSAF3) Project. The development objective of NUSAF3 is to provide

effective income support to and build the resilience of poor and vulnerable

households in Northern Uganda.


Job Summary: The Labour Intensive Public Works Specialist will provide

technical guidance in the planning and implementation of Labour intensive

public works projects in the communities within the watershed management areas.

The incumbent will provide technical support in programs execution under the

Improved Household Income Support Component at National, District and Community

levels to ensure maximum benefit to the Project beneficiaries.


Key Duties and Responsibilities: 


  • Regularly review cost estimates of schedules

    of materials, labor, transport, tools and bill of quantities to ensure

    correctness and reflection of actual requirements.

  • Keenly verify expenditure against physical

    progress of sub projects.

  • Guide in the preparation and revisions of

    budgets and cost estimates to reflect current needs and prices as well as

    costing of community inputs.

  • Work closely with sector staff in subproject

    appraisals, monitoring, assessments, inspection and certification to

    ensure quality of output.

  • Keenly monitor progress of on-going

    subprojects for adherence to sector standards and specification and agreed

    implementation strategies and project targets.

  • Draw up terms of reference to serve as basis

    for engaging facilitators/consultants who may assist in the supervision of

    subproject implementation.

  • Support communities in engaging lead local artisans

    or contractors in liaison with the district.

  • Regularly review subproject requests

    submitted by the Districts to ensure accuracy, completeness, viability,

    sustainability and compliance with relevant sector norms and standards

    before financing.

  • Reviewing of cost estimates of schedules of materials, labour, transport, tools and bill of quantities;

  • Verify expenditure against physical progress of sub-projects;

  • Monitoring progress of on-going projects;

  • Drawing terms of reference for engaging Consultants who may assist in sub-projects;

  • Reviewing of sub-project requests submitted by the Districts


 


Qualifications, Skills and Experience: 


  • The ideal candidate for the World Bank NUSAF3

    Labour Intensive Public Works Specialist career opportunity should hold a First

    Degree in any of the following fields: Engineering (Water or Civil),

    Environment, Forestry, Agriculture, Social Sciences from a reputable

    University

  • Additional training in Labour Intensive

    Public Works program (LIPWP) and Water shed Based Development (WSBD) are

    added advantage

  • At least eight years’ experience Public Works

    Program or similar programs in a large public or private organization.

  • Excellent oral and written communication

    skills.

  • Proven high level of integrity in handling

    public resources and in executing duties.

  • Excellent interpersonal and management skills

    and ability to work with teams

  • The applicant must be result-focused and be

    able to work under pressure and tight deadlines

  • Fluent in English. 


All

suitably qualified and interested candidates should send cover letters and

updated CVs via email only to hr@opm.go.ug

  • Please indicate the Post Title in the Subject

    line when applying

  • Submitted copies should strictly be in PDF

    and all in one document

  • Relevant academic documents will be required

    at the interview stage.

  • Only E-mail applications will be accepted

  • Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted


Deadline: Friday, 1st July 2016 by 5:00PM




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