The technical logistician is responsible for everything linked to the practical arrangements and management of the project and will provide support where needed.
Role description
As a technical logistician your tasks and responsibilities will be extremely varied – from the daily technical management to specific technical needs. The tasks can include repair and maintenance of equipment such as generator and facilities, contact and communication with local authorities and other organisations, responsibility for IT and telecom equipment, and transport of goods and personnel.
The role includes people management for a multicultural and multidisciplinary team such as drivers, mechanics, craft workers etc.
Experienced technical logisticians usually bear some responsibility of practical implementation of mitigations measure for safety and security , as well as reporting on the same. The role therefore requires good communication skills and the ability to work independently.
Technical logisticians usually work in one of our projects in the country. With increasing experience, you may also work as a part of the management team in a major city.
Based on needs, the role as a technical logistician can have a more specific focus and therefore additional requirements.
Construction specialist
As a construction specialist you manage and oversee the construction- and rehabilitation projects needed to meet our medical objectives. You might also be asked to negotiate contracts, conditions, and necessary permits. You have continued contact with local authorities and oversee the planning, construction and handover of the structure. The duties may include both hands-on practical work and activity management.
For this role you need to be an architect, civil engineer, construction engineer, certified carpenter, welder, plumber or mason.
Energy specialist
As an energy specialist you plan and implement the installation of new electrical setups and/or rehabilitation of existing ones. You might also be asked to negotiate contracts, and conditions. You have continued contact with local authorities and oversee the project from planning to implementation and finalisation. The duties may include both hands-on practical work and activity management.
For this role you need to be a certified electrician or electrical engineer.