Uganda
Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) was established by an Act of Parliament;
The Uganda National Authority Act, No. 15 of 2006. UNRA became operational on
1st July 2008. The mandate of UNRA is to
develop and maintain the national roads network, advise Government on general
roads policy and contribute to addressing of transport concerns, among others.
will be responsible for planning, developing, implementing, monitoring and
coordinating security and safety
in the Authority. The incumbent will also be responsible for identifying hazards,
assessing risks to security and safety, putting appropriate safety controls in
place and providing advice on accident prevention and occupational security to employees
and stakeholders and for inspecting work places and equipment, review and
update protective and preventative safety measures.
- Plan, develop and implement occupational
health and safety systems, including policies, procedures and manuals; - Provide security at Headquarters and Stations
and all UNRA work sites; - Actively promote occupational health and
safety within the Authority and develop safer and healthier ways of
working in line with the approved guidelines; - Inspect workplaces and protective wear to
ensure they meet safety regulations and to identify hazards and risks; - Take part in the investigation of accidents
and unsafe working conditions, in order to study possible causes and
recommend remedial action; - Carry out safety drills for employees on
health and safety practices and legislation including coordinating emergency
procedures, firefighting and first aid crews; - Actively participate in the rehabilitation of
workers after accidents or injuries and make sure they experience a
satisfactory return to work; - Develop risk matrix and put in place risk
mitigation measures on occupational Security and safety. - Respond to audit reports and implement agreed
recommendations within specified time frames; - Participate in planning, budgeting and reporting
in line with departmental guidelines and targets; - Manage performance and develop direct reports
in line with the performance management system of UNRA. - Perform any other duties as assigned by the Head
Administration
- The applicant for the UNRA Administration
Officer- Security & Safety job opportunity should hold an Honors
Degree in Social Sciences, Business Administration, International
Business, Management or any other related field from a recognized
University; - Additional training in security and safety
will be an added advantage; - At least three years’ experience in managing
security and safety. - Computer literacy skills
- Ability to work as part of a team and to
develop subordinates. - Excellent interpersonal, particularly staff/management
relations, oral and written communication skills. - Excellent customer service skills;
- High level of Integrity.
suitably qualified and interested candidates should hand deliver their
handwritten application letters, filled application form (Download
Here) , an updated CV with copies of academic documents and two referee
letters (one of whom should be work-related) to the UNRA Kyambogo Training
Centre addressed to the:
of the Director Human Resource,
National Roads Authority,
5 Lourdel Road Nakasero, P.O. Box 28487, Kampala.
Canvassing or lobbying by applicants will lead to disqualification. Candidates
who present forged documents/testimonials will be arrested and prosecuted.
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