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• The Procurement Officer will be responsible for undertaking procurement activities on DFID funded education in Emergencies Consortium.
• The Procurement Officer will be responsible for facilitating and following all procurement and supply chain activities in our base Office in Damaturu, Yobe State.
• The Supply Chain Officer must be able to rapidly procure program and operations supplies, services, equipment from vendors and service providers whilst ensuring best practice and audit compliant records.
• The Supply Chin Officer will report to the Yobe Field Base Manager and also have a dotted reporting line to the IRC Supply Chain Manager.

• 2- 4 years of experience in logistics, procurement and other supply chain functions. INGO experience is preferred.
• At least 18 months’ work experience in procurement
• Knowledge of generic procurement procedures and practices (IRC or NGO experience advantageous).
• Familiarity with major donor and local regulations / laws advantageous.
• Experience in budgeting and spending plans.
• Competent in spoken and written English.
• Good mathematical skills.
• Competent use of PC, especially spreadsheets (Microsoft applications)

1. Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field. (Bus.Admin, Finance , Supply Chain)
2. Supply chain / logistics qualifications highly desirable

2017 International Rescue Committee (IRC) Fresh Recruitment

• Under the direct supervision of the Base Manager, and technical oversight of Supply Chain Manager in Maiduguri, the Supply Chain Officer will be based in Damaturu with occasional travels to the Maiduguri Field Office.
• Understand, implement and monitor adherence at the Yobe Office to IRC Supply Chain policies and procedures including Procurement, Asset and Inventory Management, Vehicle and Equipment Management
• Ensure compliance with IRC and donor regulations with regard to Supply Chain functions.
• Coordinate with Programs and Finance on Supply Chain related issues
• Ensure that IRC Supply Chain monitoring and control standards for Yobe office are met
• Ensure spending plans for Yobe Office are in place and followed and report any concerns to Finance and Supply Chain Manager.
• Procurement::Ensure database of good and reliable suppliers for different categories of works are maintained at Yobe level.
• Ensure goods are delivered in timely manner and in good conditions
• Manage the timely purchase and distribution of recharge cards for modems and phones as approved for IRC staff, visitors and consultants.
• Logistics/Operations: Assist Program and Admin staff in working effectively with other units to improve planning and resource utilization.
• Ensure key/routine reports, (PRTS tracking, assets and stock reports, fuel consumption report are prepared and communicated to Supply Chain Manager.
• Oversee Transport Logistics for all IRC Staff visiting Yobe from within and outside the country
• Coordinate with Drivers to ensure Proper planning of Movement of Staff within Yobe
• Inventory Control: Ensure all assets for IRC Yobe are tagged, recorded in the ledger and tracked as per the IRC‘s global Supply Chain Asset Management Manual.
• Create a tracking and reporting database for all irc inventory as per the irc inventory management practices
• Ensure the safety of the ware house and inventory following good management practices and proper recording of information.
• Liaison: Maintain knowledge of local government requirements related to Supply Chain matters and ensure compliance with legal requirements on tax exemption and customs clearance.
• Vehicle Management:Ensure vehicle local policy is followed by drivers
• Ensure that vehicles are prepared to follow the movement plan
• Ensure vehicle log books are used correctly and train staff on usage as needed.

• Bachelor degree in a relevant field.
• Supply Chain / Logistics qualifications highly desirable
• 2 years’ experience working with Supply Chain supporting a multi-sector humanitarian programming within an International Ngo in a cross-cultural setting.
• Working knowledge of US, European and UN donor regulations regarding supply chain functions.
• IRC experience is an advantage
• Able to work in a high-pressure situation, solve problems and resolve conflicts.
• Able to independently organize work, prioritize tasks and manage time.
• Strong interpersonal skills, able to coach and support others
• Self-motivated, honest, highly responsible, and punctual.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, fluent in written and spoken English
• Advanced computer skills (MS word, excel, PowerPoint, and outlook). Competency in database and gps and asset.

• The Senior Program Coordinator (SPC) will work closely with the Deputy Director of Programs (DDP) to lead program quality, development and strategy.
• S/he will ensure effective program coordination and technical support, monitoring and evaluation, quality assurance and accountability.
• The SPC will provide direct program oversight of IRC Nigeria’s implementation across the specified Outcome Areas of Safety, Health, Education, Economic Welbeing and Power.
• S/he will help represent the IRC program to major stakeholders, relevant government authorities and other program partners.

• Master’s Degree in International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies, Security Studies, Human Rights, Diplomacy, International Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid, Communication or related fields.
• Possesses at least five years of field-based experience managing staff and programs, particularly in complex emergencies and insecure environments
• Demonstrated experience in program management, project design and use of project design tools
• Demonstrated experience in supervising expatriate and national staff, and in mentoring of national staff and with strong commitment to staff capacity development;
• Demonstrated qualities of leadership, sensitivity to cultural setting, communication skills, commitment, and sound judgment.
• Aptitude to adapt to a different context regarding security, culture, climate or health issue, demonstrated by experience outside of country of origin
• Willingness to travel at least 25% of your time
• Demonstrated ability to organize, plan and prioritize work tasks

• IRC entered Nigeria in October 2012 in response to a widespread flood disaster. Since then, the IRC has expanded its scope and size of the programs as new areas became accessible after prolonged conflict and insecurity, in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States.
• The IRC’s response to the humanitarian situation includes integrated health and nutrition services, reproductive health care and women protection services, Environmental Health, Child Protection, Education and General Protection. In 2015, IRC Nigeria developed a five-year long term Strategy Action Plan. The plan has Health, Education and Economic Wellbeing as high priority program areas.

• The Grants Coordinator will lead grant management for the IRC in Nigeria.
• The position reports to the Deputy Director for Programs (DDP) and supervises the Grants Managers.
• This position is based in Maiduguri with trips to other field sites where The IRC has operations as needed.
• The Grants Coordinator will work collaboratively with the IRC’s Senior Management Team, the technical coordinators, M&E team, operations team, and the finance team.

• Masters Degree or equivalent in International Affairs, Development or related subject, or Bachelors Degree with significant grants management experience and superior writing skills
• At least three years of experience working in projects and/or grants management, proposal/business development/design, in various contexts
• Strong understanding and knowledge of USG (USAID/OFDA/FFP), European (ECHO, SV, Europe Aid), DFID, UN and other donor rules and regulations
• Proven competency with program design, M&E, proposal writing (including logical frameworks) and building budgets using MS Excel
• Excellent writing skills and experience in writing proposals/concept notes
• Excellent organizational skills and ability to determine priorities and meet multiple deadlines;
• Detail-oriented with good multi-tasking abilities and communication skills, both oral and written; and
• Able to work well both within a team and independently, in a challenging and fast-moving multicultural environment
• Familiarity with international IRC systems and processes a plus;

• North East Nigeria is security phase 3 (ORANGE) so the Grants Coordinator will be expected to respect the various security protocols in place in country. Phase 3 requires clear contingency planning in place with staff prepared should hibernation or evacuation be called. The situation in the North-East Nigeria remains tense and unpredictable; concerns include criminality, presence of armed groups, and suicide bombers. This position is unaccompanied
• The position is based in Maiduguri. Lodging is a private bedroom in a shared IRC guest house – with electricity, internet and cable TV. Food is the individual’s responsibility.

Rescue Committee (IRC) Fresh Recruitment

Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV’s and Cover letters to “The Country Director, International Rescue Committee” via: IRCNigeria.Recruitment@rescue.org