Christian University (UCU)
Theological College was promoted as a university in 1997. Bishop Tucker
Theological College trained clergy and educators during its 84-year history
from 1913-1997. The local chief, Hamu Mukasa, granted land for the college to
operate in Mukono. International partnerships were part of the College’s missionary
history. The Church Mission Society teamed with Ugandan leaders and others to
assure the College had the necessary intellectual and other capital. By the
late 1990s, the Church of Uganda sought to have a broader impact on society
through the higher education – not only of clergy but of other professionals as
well. Uganda Christian University was established in 1997.
Responsibilities:
- The incumbent will manage all procurement
and disposal activities of the University - Develop systems and procedures for
effective procurement of goods and services for the University - Prepare the annual procurement plan for
the University - Prepare bid documents, suppliers contracts
and maintain a list of providers - Guide management on all matters regarding
the procurement of goods and services and the disposal of assets - Oversee the running of the Procurement
section, mentor coach and supervise the staff therein - Process and review requisitions from
various departments for completeness and correctness in line with the
approved budget - Actively participate in analysing
quotations and tender submissions and recommend selections to the
Procurement committee - Prepare and, issue purchase orders to
approved suppliers, following up on LPOs issued to ensure timely deliveries
in accordance with agreed terms and conditions - Review, evaluate and appraise the
performance of suppliers against delivery terms - Regularly ascertain that the goods
delivered are of the correct quantity and meet the required specifications - Maintain an updated suppliers and prices
database and records on the procurement and disposal processes - Carry out market surveys to identify
latest trends in prices, availability and quality, and exploit any
potential for alternative suppliers, corporate savings and efficiencies in
the procurement processes - Coordinate and monitor the disposal of the
University assets. - Coordinate the periodic review of the
progress of the implementation of the procurement plan - Propose review of the procurement
processes and procedures - Prepare and submit periodic procurement
and disposal reports of the University assets including the approved
procurement requisitions to management on a regular basis - Perform any other official duties assigned
by the Supervisor.
- The ideal candidate should preferably hold
a Master’s degree in Procurement and supply Chain Management, or a closely
related and relevant discipline from a recognized Institution of Higher
Learning - Possession of a Bachelor’s degree in
Procurement and supply Chain Management, Business Administration or a
closely related and relevant discipline from a recognized Institution of
Higher Learning. - A professional qualification in
procurement and Supply Chain Management, obtained from an internationally
recognized Institution of Higher Learning e.g. CIPS, is an added advantage - A minimum of two years of post master’s
work experience in a procurement position at a level of Procurement
Assistant or above in a reputable sector or organization - Extensive knowledge of Public Procurement
& Disposal Laws and Regulations of Uganda is essential. - Previous experience working in an
institution of higher learning in a similar role shall be an added
advantage - The jobholder must be a committed and
practicing Christian
letter clearly demonstrating suitability together with updated Curriculum Vitae
and three (Academic, Leadership, Pastoral) references. Please remember to
attach two (2) copies of academic and professional certificates and transcripts
to:
(Applications sent online should be in one PDF document)
by 5:00 pm
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