Job Description
Duration: 6 month
The Logistics Technical Officer, under RRM Project, supports
the effective implementation of NRC’s logistics systems and procedures in the
Country Office in Sana’a, with dedicated operational focus on the Rapid
Response Mechanism (RRM) Project. The position ensures timely and compliant
procurement, warehouse management, stock prepositioning, and emergency dispatch
to meet the 72-hour response requirement. It plays a key role in maintaining
operational readiness for sudden-onset emergencies such as conflict,
displacement, and natural disasters. The role works closely with the Logistics
Manager and coordinates with internal departments, suppliers, and humanitarian
partners to ensure efficient logistics support. It also contributes to
reporting, compliance, and continuous improvement of RRM logistics performance.
Responsibilities
Generic Responsibilities
- Ensure
adherence to NRC policies, handbooks, guidelines, SOP’s, and donor
requirements.
- Implement
delegated Logistics functions portfolio according to Plan of Action.
- Conduct
and follow up daily operational Logistics activities.
- Support
the administration of resources so that deliverables are achieved within
set budgets, timelines, and standards.
- Prepare
and develop Procurement reports as required by Country/Regional Office.
- Support
in development of SOPs as requested.
- Ensure
proper filing of all support documents in line with NRC SSD policy.
- Promote
and share ideas for improvement of the Procurement function.
- Perform
other duties, as assigned by the Line Manager.
- Promote
the rights of internally displaced/returnees In line with the advocacy
strategy.
- Actively
promote PSEA (Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse) standards
& principles within NRC and amongst beneficiaries served by NRC.
Specific Responsibilities
These responsibilities shall be adapted to the
particularities of the job location and context, phase of operation, strategic
focus, and type of program intervention. This section should be revised
whenever a new employee is hired or the context changes significantly.
Procurement and Framework Agreements
- Support
the Logistics Manager in establishing, managing, and monitoring Framework
Agreements (FWAs), Long-Term Agreements (LTAs), and other procurement
arrangements required for RRM implementation.
- Ensure
project and country procurement plans are developed, maintained, and
regularly updated for all RRM-related activities and emergency
preparedness requirements.
- Coordinate
supplier prequalification processes, market assessments, bid evaluations,
and supplier performance reviews.
- Ensure
procurement activities are conducted in compliance with NRC Logistics
Handbook, local SOPs, donor requirements, and applicable procurement
procedures.
- Monitor
procurement trackers and ensure timely processing of procurement requests
to maintain emergency response readiness.
- Support
procurement of RRM kits and related emergency supplies in accordance with
approved specifications and quality standards.
- Maintain
close coordination with suppliers and service providers to ensure timely
delivery and availability of emergency stocks.
Warehouse and Stock Management
- Ensure
proper implementation of warehouse management procedures in accordance
with NRC Warehouse Management Policies and Procedures.
- Manage
RRM warehouses and prepositioned emergency stocks to ensure continuous
operational readiness and compliance with the 72-hour response
requirement.
- Ensure
proper documentation and filing of all warehouse transactions, including
Goods Received Notes (GRNs), Stock Release Forms (SRFs), Waybills, Stock
Cards, and Inventory Reports.
- Monitor
stock levels and initiate replenishment actions to maintain agreed minimum
stock thresholds.
- Conduct
regular spot checks, cycle counts, and physical inventories to ensure
stock accuracy and accountability.
- Schedule
and coordinate monthly, mid-year, and annual stock counts for all RRM
warehouses.
- Monitor
storage conditions and ensure proper handling, preservation, and security
of relief items.
- Prepare
monthly warehouse and stock movement reports and provide recommendations
for stock optimization and operational improvements.
Emergency Dispatch and Transportation Management
- Coordinate
and supervise timely dispatch of RRM kits and emergency supplies to field
locations in accordance with approved response activations.
- Ensure
all dispatches are properly documented and supported with complete
transportation and delivery records.
- Coordinate
transportation arrangements with transport service providers and
implementing partners to ensure timely delivery of assistance.
- Monitor
dispatch performance and contribute to maintaining NRC's commitment to the
72-hour response window.
- Track
dispatched items and ensure proof of delivery and stock reconciliation are
completed in a timely manner.
- Support
emergency surge operations during floods, conflict-related displacement,
disease outbreaks, and other humanitarian emergencies.
Operational Readiness and Coordination
- Support
NRC's role as RRM Lead Agency within the designated areas of operation
through effective logistics coordination and preparedness planning.
- Maintain
contingency stock monitoring tools and emergency preparedness plans.
- Coordinate
with RRM implementing partners, UN agencies, suppliers, and service
providers on logistics and stock management matters.
- Participate
in emergency assessments, response planning, and operational readiness
exercises.
- Consolidate
warehouse, stock, procurement, and dispatch information for reporting
purposes.
- Prepare
weekly and monthly logistics reports, stock status updates, procurement
reports, and emergency response summaries.
- Support
compliance monitoring and ensure adherence to NRC policies, donor
regulations, and RRM Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Asset Management
- Ensure
that procedures outlined in the NRC Asset Management Manual are
implemented and adhered to within the RRM project.
- Support
the registration, tracking, and periodic verification of assets assigned
to RRM operations.
- Conduct
periodic physical asset verification and reconcile records with the asset
register.
- Ensure
proper coding, tagging, transfer, and disposal of assets in accordance
with NRC procedures.
- Support
area offices and project teams on asset-related matters as required.
Scale and Scope of the Position
|
Financial responsibility: |
N/A |
|
Resources responsibility: |
Management of RRM prepositioned emergency inventories,
designated RRM warehouse facilities, and field tracking registers |
Critical Interfaces
By interfaces, NRC means processes and projects that are
interlinked with other departments/units or persons. Relevant interfaces for
this position are:
- Country
Office Logistics, Finance, HR and Program Teams.
- Budget
holders and programme staff in Area Office
- Area
Office Logistics, Finance, HR and Program teams.
Qualifications
Generic Professional Competencies
- University
degree relevant to the position, or extensive equivalent experience in the
logistics sector.
- Minimum
of 3 years of experience working as a Logistician in a
humanitarian/recovery context.
- Experience
working as a Support Function Officer or equivalent role within an INGO
setup.
- Previous
experience working in complex and volatile contexts.
- Documented
results related to the position’s responsibilities.
- Strong
communication, interpersonal, and negotiation skills.
- Excellent
organizational, time-management, and teamwork abilities.
- Knowledge
about own leadership skills/profile.
Context Related Skills, Knowledge, and Experience
- Fluency
in both written and spoken English and Arabic is required.
- Previous
experience working in logistics within the Yemen humanitarian response
framework is a distinct advantage.
- Strong
track record of compliance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs),
donor regulations, and organizational policies.
- Proven
ability to coordinate effectively and maintain strong working
relationships across multiple programmatic and support departments.
- Proactive
approach to problem-solving, with a focus on risk mitigation and removing
operational bottlenecks in the supply chain.
- Demonstrated
ability to communicate and share critical information with relevant
stakeholders in a timely and transparent manner.
- Willingness
to travel frequently to remote field locations, work flexible hours
(including weekends when required), and operate under basic living
conditions.
- Deep
commitment to NRC’s core values: Dedicated, Innovative, Inclusive, and
Accountable
Behavioral competencies
- Handling
insecure environments
- Planning
and delivering results
- Working
with people
- Analysing
- Communicating
with impact and respect
- Coping
with change
How to Apply
To apply:
https://ekum.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_2019/job/21193
Female candidates are encouraged to apply