Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Safarilink Cessna Caravan Captains Jobs in Kenya

Pilot Vacancy
Safarilink is a well established, reputable aviation company based at Wilson airport operating scheduled services and charter flights within Kenya and East Africa

To meet planned fleet expansion it is looking to employ several Cessna Caravan Captains
The minimum requirements are:
  • CPL License
  • 1500 hours total time
  • 700 hours as PIC on type
The terms of employment and remuneration are market competitive and include medical cover insurance and a pension scheme.
 
Send your CV and cover letter on or before 16th April 2013 to:
 
Chief Pilot
Safarilink Aviation
P.O.Box 5616-00506, 
Nairobi
 
Or E-mail:mathew@flysafarilink.com

UN World Food Programme Somalia Air Transport Officer Job in Nairobi Kenya

UN World Food Programme – Somalia
 
Job Advertisement
 
Vacancy Announcement No. VA-017/2013
 
Post Title: Air Transport Officer (ATO)
 
Contract type: Service Contract
 
Post Grade: SC9 (Equivalent to NOB)
 
Duty Station: Nairobi
 
Duration: One Year (Initial)
 
Date of issue: 1st April 2013
 
Closing Date: 14th April 2013
 
Applications to be sent by email to HR-SOM@wfp.org
 
Organizational background
 
The World Food Programme Somalia activities include food assistance for nutrition, livelihoods, relief and emergency school feeding, while also supporting humanitarian air and logistics services, food security coordination and infrastructure rehabilitation projects.
 
This position is open to qualified Kenyan candidates. 
Female candidates in particular, are encouraged to apply.
 
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
 
Under the direct supervision of the Chief Air Traffic Officer (CATO) the incumbent duties will include the following;
  • Responsibility over the day to day management and co-ordination of UNHAS aviation related issues consistent with air operations. Ensures that all flights are executed in accordance with the UNHAS SOAP, AVSTAD and ICAO standards;
  • Establish ,operate and maintain an aviation management structure;
  • Implement UN regulatory contractual and quality standards for air transport services and safety programmes and processes;
  • Plan and coordinate flight safety aspects of air operation activities;
  • Oversee the efficient utilization and management of funds and provide senior management with monthly operational reports;
  • Highlight any impending shortfalls of funding and assist in fund raising efforts;
  • Continuously formulate innovative and strategic management solutions;
  • In close liaison with Senior Management Coordinate UNHAS User group meetings;
  • Monitor/review passenger/ cargo loads and schedules;
  • Coordinate with flight crew, air operations staff, security and user agencies to ensure airfield information for targeted locations is up to date;
  • Ensure any reported occurrence is addressed at the earliest time possible;
  • Maintain contact with WFP Air Operators, Kenya Air Traffic Control Towers and field stations and UN security systems to ensure safe flights.
  • Serve as the Technical Coordinator for medical and security evacuation and ensure most expeditious safe and efficient response.
  • Oversee and ensure a customer care system is maintained throughout the operation;
  • Provide special flights to third parties on a cost recovery basis and supervise the invoicing process;
  • Ensure that regular and diplomatic mission aircraft are cleared to fly by respective civil authorities of applicable countries in line with ICAO requirements, WFP and UNDSS security requirements;
  • Coordinate logistics and administrative support for airlifts and other operations;
  • In close liaison with Rome Training Unit, act as the training focal point ;
  • Ensure that all UNHAS field staff get support and information to carry out their duties;
  • Facilitate and coordinate airfield maintenance and rehabilitation services in coordination with relevant Government authorities for airstrips used by UNHAS.
  • Undertake visits to the field to ensure that the flight operations conform to UNHAS SAOP, UNHAS Aviation Standards (AVSTAD) procedures, Airport authority regulations; Make recommendations for improving UNHAS service delivery to its clients.
  • Maintain close liaison with the Air Safety Unit with a view of ensuring sustenance of safety culture, and adherence of safety recommendations prescribed by the ATU for all UNHAS staff, contractors and other service providers
  • Monitor fuel supply contractors to ensure fuel products are handled and administered in accordance with applicable safety standards and regulations;
  • Assist in the negotiations of air operations tariffs, charges and taxes;
  • Act as the UNHAS technical support officer in the staff recruitment process;
  • Perform any other related duties as required.
Minimum Qualifications:
 
Education: University degree in business administration, engineering, computer science, quality assurance, statistics or management (preferably air transport management). Training and knowledge of aviation is an essential qualification, preferably with airline pilot license, a dispatch License, engineer or air traffic controller’s license.
 
Experience: At least 3 years progressively responsible, professional experience, practical commercial aviation, adequate knowledge and experience of aircraft technical flight operations or air traffic management sectors, air transport economics, including, costing of operations and services, market analysis, accident prevention and investigation, audit technique, aircraft regulatory requirements and practices, performance and quality assurance, monitoring and analysis, strategic resource and operations planning, contracting and contract negotiations.
 
Language: Fluency in both oral and written communication in English is a requirement.
 
Knowledge: Experience utilizing computers, including MS Office Applications and other standard software packages and systems.
 
Interested and qualified candidates are requested to submit online applications only according to the following procedures:
 
All applications must include an accurately filled in Personal History Form (P11) available at the following link http://www.unon.org/docs/P11.doc to be sent by e-mail to HR-SOM@wfp.org
 
Quote in the subject the Vacancy Announcement number and the job title;
 
Hand delivered applications will no longer be accepted;
 
Applications that do not meet the above requirements will be disregarded;
 
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

UN World Food Programme Somalia Food Security Cluster Communication Officer Job in Nairobi Kenya

UN World Food Programme – Somalia

Job Advertisement
 
Vacancy Announcement No.VA-018/2013
 
Post Title: Food Security Cluster Communication Officer
 
Contract type: Service Contract
 
Post Grade: SC 9 (Equivalent to NOB)
 
Duty Station: Nairobi
 
Duration: Five months (Initial)
 
Date of issue: 1st April 2013
 
Closing Date: 14th April 2013
 
Applications to be sent by email to: HR-SOM@wfp.org

Background
 
The Somalia Food Security Cluster (FSC) is jointly managed by the World Food Programme Somalia and the Food and Agriculture Organisation Somalia whose activities include the coordination of food security related programmes to minimise response gaps and promote preparedness. 
The FSC works with humanitarian agencies in Somalia to invest in the capacity of the cluster’s membership and work with the broader humanitarian community.
 
This position is open to qualified Kenyan candidates. 
Female candidates in particular, are encouraged to apply.
 
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
 
Under the direct supervision of the designated cluster coordinator, and in close collaboration with other members of the Food Security Cluster (FSC) secretariat, the incumbent duties will include the following;
  • Develop and regularly update different messaging media that highlight the FSC and its members responses;
  • Liaise with the Information Management Officer to develop context specific information materials for the various advocacy opportunities;
  • Act as the primary support officer for Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) ensuring that the guidance and recommendations of the SAG are captured and acted upon by the FSC Secretariat;
  • Follow a client -oriented approach with OCHA to develop and identify their priority information requirements and ensure that the FSC’s activities are duly captured in the different OCHA messaging tools;
  • Through coordination with relevant FSC secretariat members and key external stakeholders develop and maintain a FSC information sharing platform;
  • Ensure effective and timely dissemination of information on products and services developed by FSC Secretariat, SAG or Technical Thematic Working Group;
  • Ensure compliance with WFP Policies, criteria and procedures with respect to food aid;
  • Periodically monitor the management of risk and report on any action taken;
  • Prepare periodic reports on the progress of operations projects and other related plans;
  • Design and maintain databases of indicators relating to food security and WFP projects;
  • Oversee preparation of timely analytical and critical reports including proposals for improvement in operations and the scope of programmes;
  • Perform any other related duties as required.
Minimum Qualifications:
 
Education: University degree in one or more of the following disciplines: economics, agriculture, international affairs, business administration, social sciences, development studies or field relevant to international development assistance.
 
Experience: At least three years of postgraduate professional experience in commerce, business administration, development, or food security programming. Experience working with Somalia NGO’s, implementing a communication strategy and SSAFE training would be an added advantage. Experience in coordinating training programmes.
 
Language: Fluency in both oral and written communication in English is a requirement.
 
Knowledge: Training and/or experience utilising computers, including word processing, spreadsheet and other standard soft software packages and systems.
 
General knowledge of UN system policies, rules, regulations and procedures governing administration.
 
Interested and qualified candidates are requested to submit online applications only according to the following procedures:
 
All applications must include an accurately filled in Personal History Form (P11) available at the following link http://www.unon.org/docs/P11.doc to be sent by e-mail to HR-SOM@wfp.org
 
Quote in the subject the Vacancy Announcement number and the job title;
 
Hand delivered applications will no longer be accepted;
 
Applications that do not meet the above requirements will be disregarded;
 
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Kenya Job Vacancies

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Kenya serves vulnerable populations in the Turkana and Garissa regions as well as in Eastleigh, Nairobi. 
The IRC implements programs in the areas of comprehensive primary health care, nutrition, protection, peace building, water and sanitation and hygiene (WASH), HIV/AIDS prevention, response to gender based violence, disaster risk reduction (DRR), livelihoods and governance.  
Applications are invited for the following positions: 
 
1.    Clinical Officer Anesthetist - Dadaab
 
2.    Occupational Therapist - Kakuma
 
3.    Senior Ophthalmology Officer - Kakuma
 
4.    Clinical Officer (Locum) - Kakuma
 
5.    Senior Finance Officer - Nairobi
 
6.    Finance Intern - Nairobi
 
7.    Monitoring & Evaluation Intern -PIK
 
Full Job descriptions can be downloaded at www.rescue.org/careers
 
Please apply on or before 10th April, 2013

IRC leading the way from harm to home
 
IRC is an Equal Opportunity Employer IRC considers all applicants on the basis of merit without regard to race, sex, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status or disability.

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