Shelter Technical officer (Engineer)-1 based in Melamchi, Sindhupalchok,
Job Duration: 12 months and contract renewable
This is officer level positions in CSRC team who are responsible for managing stronger communities and safer habitat project six VDCs in Sindhupalchowk. S/he reports to the Programme Coordinator.
a. Areas of Responsibilities
The Shelter Technical officer (Reconstruction) will be responsible for planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of construction activities mainly model houses and Community identified projects; and support on conducting earthquake resilient Mason training to craftsperson as required by the project . S/he is primarily working together in close coordination with Project Coordinator, District Shelter Coordinator of CARE Nepal, Quality Assurance Officers (Reconstruction and DRR), GBV officer, Consortium members, and other reconstruction Projects.S/he is responsible for producing reports as required by CSRC management. Further, S/heresponsible to manage the sub-engineer under appointed the project.
b. Experiences and Skills
The applicants must have:
i) minimum of two year relevant work experiences in earthquake resilience construction with relevant experiences on management and delivery of mason training
ii) Experience in managing and motivating staff
iii) good experience of monitoring project activities and providing strategic direction based on monitoring outcomes;
iv) hands on experience in managing partnership with government, civil society and community institutions;
c. Academic Qualification
This position requires minimum Bachelor in engineering
Interested and qualified individuals meeting requirements set for the position may apply using standard Job Application Form to Community Self Reliance Centre, P.O Box 19790, Kathmandu, Nepal or email to landrights@csrcnepal.orgby October 28, 2016. Job Application Form, detail position description and Job Description of each position are available in www.csrcnepal.org
CSRC applies positive discrimination to women, dalits and people from marginalized and underrepresented communities. Therefore, CSRC highly encouragescompetent candidates from these groups to apply.Only short-listed individuals will be notified for selection process. Canvassing shall lead to automatic disqualification
Founded in 1993, Community Self-Reliance Centre (CSRC) has been continuously facilitating land and agrarian rights campaign in Nepal. CSRC has been educating and organizing people who are deprived of their basic rights to land and decent livelihoods. Its programmes have focused on strengthening community organizations, developing human rights defenders, promoting land and agrarian reform on behalf of land-poor farmers. CSRC's mission is to enhance the power of land-poor farmers leading land and agrarian reforms for the dignified life. Since its establishment, CSRC, a social development organization, has been working for the cause of, as the name suggests, ‘community self-reliance’ through educating, empowering, organizing and transforming processes.