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Saturday, January 16, 2016

Operations Support Coordinator

by Unknown  |  at  5:14 AM

Background. The MENTOR Initiative (MENTOR) is a “not for profit”, charitable, non-governmental organization devoted to reducing death and suffering from malaria and other Vector Born Diseases in humanitarian crises. MENTOR is currently providing ongoing emergency support to the most vulnerable communities in Liberia, Angola, Kenya, South Sudan, the Central African Republic, Syria and Southern Chad.
MENTOR South Sudan. Has worked with South Sudan’s MoH and other country Health Partners since 2012, to help adapt and build effective malaria and VBD control systems in the emergency and through the current period of conflict.
Overall Job Purpose
The Operations Support Coordinator (OSC) will assist MENTOR South Sudan in the overall implementation of programme support operations/services. The consultant will be the direct line manager for the national staff Head of Departments for Logistics, Finance and Administration. Reporting to the Country Director (CD), the Ops Support Co will take lead and oversee the management of financial aspects of the progarmme and will ensure that MENTOR Finance, Logistics, HR and Admin policies are adhered to. OSC will closely support the MENTOR technical team with other specialists including vector control, VBD prevention, IEC/BCC, and medical teams. The critical task is to ensure the programme achieves its objectives in all support related activities in accordance with the programme grant/award(s).
Responsible for compliance with the policies and procedures set out in MENTOR’s Programme Finance, Logistics, HR/Admin manuals and other policy/procedure guidelines that are applicable to a specific activity or situation (e.g. Security, Finance, HR policies and Logistics).
The main responsibilities of this post include the following:
Logistics Management
  • Ensure proper implementation of logistics procedures for warehousing and asset management, fleet and fuel management, communications systems and maintenance, local procurement and overall programme logistics support for activities.
  • Coordinate and oversee the maintenance, repair and installation (when necessary), of all vehicles, generators, communication equipment and IT materials.
  • Collaborate with the CD with daily management of the running, maintenance and security of MENTOR real-estate.
  • Coordinate the logistical filing system to include all equipment manuals, maintenance schedules and logs documentation e.g. way bills, stock cards/requests, etc.
  • Responsible for programme Asset Management and disposal. Ensure all programme assets are fully recorded, monitored and maintained as required.
  • Keep current documentation, maintenance and insurance of all MENTOR vehicles and ensure a proper usage of vehicle log books, fuel consumption, daily / weekly routine checks (incl. fuel stocks and logs completed and recorded daily).
  • Responsible for all logistical aspects of security management (fence, vehicles, security training of drivers and guards, comms etc),
  • Oversee selection/identification and maintenance of the office/accommodation facilities and their related utilities, ensuring safe and standard living and working conditions for all MENTOR sites.
Logistics Procurement
  • Ensure that standard MENTOR procurement procedures are followed at all MENTOR offices in South Sudan.
  • Responsible, with the logistics team, to coordinate in-country procurement of programme entrants and operational support items.
  • Ensure consignment and Customs clearance of goods for their expected arrival in Juba and follow up on tax exemptions process.
  • Work with the Programme Support Officer and Grants Manager at HQ on international procurement.
Financial Coordination
  • In collaboration with the CD, directly responsible for ensuring the financial integrity of programmes.
  • In collaboration with the CD assist with the proper implementation of MENTOR finance field systems to ensure that timely and accurate financial reporting is sent to the HQ as required as well as to oversee adequate cash flow and regular follow up on budget expenditure and planning.
  • Prepare monthly electronic reports on expenditures against the project budget(s) and submit these according to deadlines, and when required, prepare this information for Donors.
  • Ensure accounting for all grants and in accordance with the grant agreement(s).
  • Ensure good quality finance and administration systems as per the standard MENTOR guidelines are set up and functioning in field programmes.
  • Ensure compliance to all Grant agreements for financial reporting and procurement.
  • Ensure field level compliance to all legal aspects of the grant agreement.
  • Oversee that program departments, including logistics, submit monthly budget forecasts and, on the basis of these, prepare monthly planned expenditure, to be sent electronically to HQ.
  • On the basis of internal cash available and planned expenditure, send monthly requests for cash (RCA) to HQ.
  • Prepare monthly paper reports on expenditures against the project budget(s) and send these together with copies of all hardcopy receipts and other expenditure-related paperwork to HQ.
  • Prepare monthly payroll, and send electronic as well as paper version to HQ.
  • Supervise and provide on-going trainings to local administrators in the MENTOR Initiative finance and administration procedures.
  • Ensure that all members of the MENTOR team are trained and respect the Finance, Administration and Logistics procedures.
  • Responsible for payment of all local team members including daily workers when necessary.
  • Oversee allocation of ICLA and security cash to international team members as well as reimbursement of approved expenses.
  • Maintain all MENTOR bank accounts in-country and set-up new accounts according to programme needs.
  • Ensure that monthly bank statements are obtained and are legible and submit with monthly financial documentation
Administration
  • Oversee that standard MENTOR administrative procedures and forms are adhered to and used for regular administrative matters including provision of documents as requested by relevant official authorities.
  • Follow up on all rental agreements including the MENTOR house(s), office(s), and vehicles, etc. and renew rental agreements when necessary.
  • When necessary, follow-up on The MENTOR Initiative’s registration in country with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other local actors.
  • Assist with any other administrative tasks as required.
Human Resources
  • Direct management of field logisticians and administrators, drivers, guards and cook/cleaners.
  • Directly responsible for all administrative aspects of the local staff HR management systems. Ensuring systems are implemented properly (in line with local labour laws) to ensure transparent recruitment procedures, set up of internal rules and regulations, performance reviews, complaints systems, salary scale, local payroll .
  • Implement and develop (as needed) local staff policy in line with national labour law.
  • Ensure compliance with all local government taxation and labour regulations concerning employment contracts.
  • Coordinate actions related to the administration of human resources activities ensuring consistency in the application of The MENTOR Initiative rules and procedures and local labour law.
  • Review and amend the Internal Rules and Regulations for MENTOR national staff in accordance with national labour law.
  • Ensure that standard salary scale and per diem polices are in place and updated, upon validation from MENTOR HQ, regularly.
  • Ensure that national staff adhere to The MENTOR Initiative contracts, policies and internal rules.
  • This includes set up of non-technical job descriptions and assisting with the editing of technical job descriptions, posting adverts, organizing interviews, etc.
  • Ensure the effective implementation of national staff performance reviews in a timely manner in coordination with respective line managers.
  • Ensure that international team members respect internal rules and policies in relation to the management of national staff under their responsibility.
Programme Support
  • 50% time of travel to all sites within programme to monitor compliance with policies and procedures, review operational activities and work closely with field staff to enhance the operational support given.
  • Provide Logistic/HR/finance/admin support during field missions.
  • Collaborate with the CD in updating and adherence to security procedures and practice in the field. This includes providing field related input to update the security guidelines for South Sudan, strict respect of general security rules (vehicle usage, curfew, appropriate behaviour, etc.) by all team members and daily gathering, analysis and sharing (with CD) of security related information (incl. full security assessment of the working/operational areas).
Communication
Internal:
  • Ensure a good communications coverage with all sites through radio, satellite communications; ensuring timely acquisition, maintenance of the equipment and ensuring all relevant staff are adequately trained in their use for safe and effective communication; providing technical support as required.
  • Maintain regular communication and collaboration with the Technical and Project Field Coordinators
  • Organize regular general team meetings as well as operational support meetings.
  • Submit a summary report of activities carried out on a weekly basis. This report shall include identification of areas of weakness and strengths and recommendation for improvement in implementation and performance of the related tasks.
  • Ensure the respect and adherence by expat and local team members to the MENTOR code of conduct including policies in regards to sexual harassment.
  • As requested work with MENTOR HQ to share best practice across the organization.
  • Possibility of conducting short Logistic and administrative/finance trainings in multiple countries.
  • Take part in Annual report on the overall accomplishments, challenges and general analysis of the ongoing objectives in relation to the programme achievement.
External:
  • Contribute to MENTOR quarterly donor reports
  • Support the CD in assessment missions when required.
  • Assist the CD with field related information for external reports and/or donor proposals and in the creation of viable new proposals and budgets for future grants or Memorandums of Understanding.
  • Represent MENTOR at State/National level meetings with the government and Health Partners to help inform and support a coordinated approach to disease control in South Sudan ensuring coordination and constructive working relations and attendance at relevant inter-agency coordination meetings
  • Ensure a transparent and efficient exchange of data, context reports etc. with relevant stakeholders.
  • Any other related duties as may be assigned by the CD and agreed with the HQ Managers and/or the Director.
Position Title: Operations Support Coordinator (OSC)
Base: Juba, South Sudan with 50% travel in the field
Reporting to: Country Director, HQ Grants and Programme Managers
Period of consultancy: 4 months – February 1st – May 31st with possibility of extensionClosing date: 30 January 2016
Fee: USD 3 500-4 000 (depending on experience)

HOW TO APPLY:
CV and a letter of motivation to recruitment@mentor-initiative.net

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