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FRESH Team Leader

Ref INT5100
Region Asia
Location Dhaka
Division International
Department Humanitarian Department
Position Type Fixed Term
Job Family Programme Technical
Closing date for applications
(UK Time)
20 January 2012
Job Profile

FRESH Team Leader
Salary £20,619 - £27,642 per annum net
Technical lead of Oxfam's DFID- FRESH (Flood Resistant Shelter for South-West Bangladesh) project, field implementation and capacity building.

Dimensions

· Managing and Facilitating of DFID- FRESH staff (Oxfam, Consortium and partner staff, including many who line report to others)
· Diverse and complex problem-solving with professional knowledge, understanding of development and humanitarian work.
· Work patterns are not routine and often high pressure.
· Makes complex technical information accessible and usable by non-specialist.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic planning and coordination

· With humanitarian team and other consortium members, design FRESH shelter recovery strategy for the water-logging affected area and communities, integrated with WASH, DRR and with the long-term country programme.

· To ensure that FRESH strategy is being implemented in water-logging affected communities.

· To ensure that "lessons learned" from previous family shelter interventions (SIDR and Aila) is reviewed and taken care of while implementing the current project component.

· Act as technical lead within consortium and provide technical and capacity building support across consortium members

· Represent Oxfam GB in meetings, both at district and national level.

· Oversee that tools for tracking the implementation over all FRESH activities are developed and maintained to ensure that possible problems are flagged and resolved in due time.

Project design and implementation

· The role of Team Leader is mainly focused on maintaining standard and quality construction of shelters in the affected area with ensuring that WASH and shelter activities in the selected project areas are implemented in accordance with need assessment and plan of action.

· Provide support to partners in planning, designing and reviewing technical aspects of the project including budget.

· Monitoring, evaluation, accountability, learning, reporting

o To provide technical support in developing MEAL tools to be used by the team and partners to ensure that relevant information is being collected to inform strategy and implementation, to ensure accountability and learning and to ensure that sufficient information is being collected for donor reporting.

o To support the implementation of midterm and final evaluations.

o Lead and facilitate monitoring data collection , compilation, analysing and presenting to Consortium coordinator and other as appropriate for decision making

o Lead baseline and end line survey

Staff management and supervision of consultants

o Conduct performance reviews of staff reporting to this position, according to the Oxfam procedures.

o Build the capacity of Oxfam and partner staff and provide guidance and leadership.


Skills and Competence

    • Education - University degree in Civil Engineering.
    • In depth work experience in construction related to water and sanitation / public health
    • Proven ability to develop design and estimate for construction work.
    • Working experience with government / I/NGOs
    • Experience of working on disaster response and risk reduction projects with flood/Cyclone focus
    • Excellent communication skills (speaking, reading and writing) and reasonable communication skills in English.
    • Proven excellent analytical, conceptual and report writing skills.
    • Ability and willingness to undertake travel (15-20 days a month) in challenging geography
    • Strong commitment to accountability, social justice, promoting gender awareness and equality.
    • Strong project cycle skills: assessments, design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and strategic planning skills.
    • Financial Proven computer competence.
    • Ability to work effectively in a culturally diverse organization

MORE INFO...

JP-FRESH Team Leader.pdf