of the Prime Minister (OPM)
Bank
Response to Displacement Impact Project (DRDIP)
Uganda
District Engineer
received a grant from the World Bank towards the Development Response to
Displacement Impact Project (DRDIP). The Project is intended to improve access
to social services, expand economic opportunities and enhance environmental
management for host and forcibly displaced households in the targeted areas of
Uganda; in the districts of Arua, Adjumani, Yumbe, Koboko, Moyo, Lamwo, Hoima,
Kamwenge, Isingiro, Kiryadongo and Kyegegwa. The project has components which
include; Social and Economic Services and Infrastructure; Sustainable
Environmental Management; Livelihoods Program; and Project Management including
Monitoring and Evaluation, and Regional and National Institutional Support.
Assistant will provide technical support in the planning and implementation of
infrastructure development/ public works projects in refugee hosting districts.
The jobholder will also offer technical support in infrastructure development
activities at National, District and Community levels to ensure maximum benefit
to the Project beneficiaries.
- Review
cost estimates of schedules of materials, labor, transport, tools and bill
of quantities to ensure correctness and reflection of actual requirements. - Verify
expenditure against physical progress of sub projects. - Advise
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. - 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. - Assist
communities in engaging lead local artisans or contractors in liaison with
the district. - Review
subproject requests submitted by the Districts to ensure accuracy,
completeness, viability, sustainability and compliance with relevant
sector norms and standards before financing. - Perform
any other duties assigned from time to time
- The
applicant for the World Bank DRDIP Project Engineering Assistant job
opportunity should hold an Honours Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering
from a reputable University with two years work experience and above or a Diploma
in Civil Engineering with 10 years and above work experience in
supervising and managing civil works with reputable Organizations. - Additional
training in rural infrastructure development shall be an added advantage - Good
oral and written communication skills. - Fluent
in English. - Proven
high level of integrity in handling public resources and in executing
duties. - A
high level of interpersonal and management skills and ability to work with
teams - Must
be result focused and be able to work under pressure and tight deadlines - High
level of integrity. - Age: 25 years and above
interested candidates should send their applications accompanied by detailed
curriculum vitae, copies of certificates and academic transcripts, three
competent referees, one of whom MUST be from your current employer or previous
employer (for those temporarily unemployed) plus a passport photo, contact
details (mobile number and e-mail), photocopy of the National ID should be
addressed to:
New Government,
Road P. O. Box 341, Kampala. Uganda
application forms should be delivered at the Human Resource Office 3,d
Floor, Office of the Prime Minister
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