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Duty Station: Deir-ez-Zor office, with potential visits to field/other offices
Line Manager: Senior Shelter and WASH Officer – Raqqa
ABOUT PEOPLE IN NEED – PIN
People in Need (PIN) is a Czech non-profit organization founded in 1992, providing humanitarian and development assistance in more than 40 countries. Operating in Syria since 2012, PIN supports conflict-affected communities through humanitarian, recovery and development programmes across the country.
GENERAL POST DESCRIPTION
The WASH and Shelter Officer will be based in PIN’s office in Deir-ez-Zor. Under the supervision of and reporting to the Senior Shelter and WASH Officer in Raqqa, he/she will primarily support the implementation of WASH activities, ensure quality standards, address day-to-day operational challenges in coordination with senior staff, contribute to project assessments and field reports, and supervise staff at levels below Officer within the same duty station. He/she may also could provide support to Shelter activities upon request.
PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND TASKS
· Coordinates and follows up on the implementation of WASH activities at field level, ensuring timely execution and compliance with project plans and quality standards.
· Plans and conducts WASH assessments, collecting field data, photographs, technical information, and household vulnerability data, while supporting Shelter assessments when required.
OTHER
Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer or graduate of an Engineering Institute,Civil Engineer.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in a similar field
• Experience in electrical works and/or solar panel systems is an added value.
• Good or acceptable level of English (reporting mainly).
• Good soft skills including use of AI tools and Excel.
• Acceptable level in using engineering applications such as AutoCAD.
Člověk v tísni is a Czech non-profit, non-governmental organisation based in Prague, Czech Republic. PIN implements humanitarian relief and long-term development projects, educational programmes and human rights programmes in crisis-affected regions internationally. Its director is Šimon Pánek. As of 2022, PIN operates in more than 33 countries.