John Snow Incorporated (JSI) - MEASURE Evaluation is funded by USAID to
strengthen capacity in developing countries to gather, interpret, and
use data to improve health. We create tools and approaches for rigorous
evaluations, providing evidence to address health challenges. And we
strengthen health information systems so countries can make better
decisions and sustain good health outcomes over time.
FRONT OFFICE OFFICER/RECEPTIONIST
Supervisor: Administrative Officer
PROJECT SUMMARY
MEASURE
Evaluation Phase IV is a cooperative agreement awarded by the United
States Agency for International Development (USAID) to a consortium of
partners led by the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill,
and includes John Snow, inc. (JSI), Palladium Group, Tulane University,
ICE International and MSH. Its objective is to improve and
institutionalize the collection and use of data for population programs.
health and nutrition. The project activities are being implemented in
several countries in Africa. Asia and Latin America.
JOB DESCRIPTION
The
position is full-time and will be based at the project office in Abuja,
Nigeria and will report to the Administrative Officer, also based in
the Abuja Office.
SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
The
Front Office Officer/Receptionist will report to and work in
collaboration with the Administration Officer. The Front Office
Officer/Receptionist's job description will include but is not limited
to the following:
Provides all secretarial and clerical support for the project. including word processing, editing and filing.
Handles all incoming and outgoing correspondence for the project (letters, faxes, couriers and e-mail).
Handles all telephone messages, and assist in typing out minutes of staff/ program meetings.
Responsible for maintaining contact list and appointment calendar (for the office and die COP)
Serves
as back up for Admin assistant to ensure office equipment maintenance
and repair, liaising with maintenance contractors for office equipment,
including photocopying, fax. computers and telephone.
Works with the Admin Officer to develop schedules for use of meeting rooms.
Issues and monitors the supply and usage of office stationary and supplies.
Receives all project visitors and directs them to the appropriate officer.
Support
the Admin assistant to arrange for staff travel including hotel
reservations, purchase of tickets. drop-off and pick-up at the airport
and all other matters associated.
Assists the Admin assistant in managing daily vehicle usage by staff
Coordinates and supports the Admin officer to complete the entire photocopy needs of die Field Office.
When
requested and approved by the Chief of party provides secretarial
support during workshops and assists the Admin Finance Officer in
workshop preparation, which includes provision and collation of
materials as well as tidier logistics arrangements.
Assists the Admin officer in other administrative duties and functions of the Office.
Performs all other duties and tasks as may be assigned.
OFFICE ASSISTANT
Supervisor: Administrative Officer
PROJECT SUMMARY
MEASURE
Evaluation Phase IV is a cooperative agreement awarded by the United
States Agency for International Development (USAID) to a consortium of
partners led by the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill,
and include John Snow. Inc. (JSI), Palladium Group, Tulane University,
ICF International and MSH. its objective is to improve and
institutionalize the collection and use of data for population programs,
health and nutrition. The project activities are being implemented in
several countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
JOB DESCRIPTION/DUTIES
We
are currently seeking candidates for a Nigeria based Office Assistant.
The position is full time and will be based at the project office in
Abuja, Nigeria and will report to the Administrative Officer, also based
in the Abuja Office.
SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
Provides
all logistics support for the project, including office automation,
binding, scanning, photocopy and filing of project vouchers
Ensure that all meeting rooms are clean and ready for meetings at all times.
Support in the logistics for workshop and meeting within and outside the office.
Work with the Admin Officer to ensure that office equipment are serviced as at when due.
Supervise
office cleaners to ensure that offices, bathrooms, floors are kept
clean and are adequately equipped with necessary supplies.
Ensure that the generator is adequately serviced and fueled.
Sits
in the front office whenever the Receptionist is not around to handle
all telephone messages and direct visitors as appropriate.
Whenever the receptionist is not around, he/she serves as back up for Admin officer to:
Ensure
office equipment maintenance and repair, liaising with maintenance
contractors for office equipment, including photocopying, fax, computers
and telephone.
Manage schedules for use of meeting rooms.
Issues and monitors the supply and usage of office stationary and supplies. -
Arrange
for staff travel including hotel reservations, purchase of tickets,
drop-off and pick-up at the airport and all other matters associated.
Manage daily vehicle usage by staff
Ensure that all equipment are switched off at the close of work.
Support the Admits Officer in identifying location of project inventory
Assists the Admin officer in other administrative duties and functions of the Office.
Performs all other duties and tasks as may be assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum:
First degree in Management, Social Science or any relevant field of
study. Previous work experience (at least 2 years experience in a
similar positions) with international donor-funded program.
Experience and knowledge of USAID administrative standards and regulations
Excellent organizational skills
Ability to set priorities
Excellent written and oral communication skills and interpersonal communication
Good knowledge of spoken and written English
Proficient in the use of Microsoft (Word, Power point, Excel, Access etc)
Ability to work independently and manage various assignments on a daily basis with minimal supervision
A demonstrated ability to work effectively and harmoniously as team member
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER
Supervisor: Director of Finance & Administration
PROJECT SUMMARY
MEASURE
Evaluation Phase IV is a cooperative agreement awarded by the United
States Agency for International Development (USAID) to a consortium of
partners led by the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill,
and include John Snow. Inc. (JSI), Palladium Group, Tulane University,
ICF International and MSH. its objective is to improve and
institutionalize the collection and use of data for population programs,
health and nutrition. The project activities are being implemented in
several countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
JOB DESCRIPTION/DUTIES
We
are currently seeking candidates for a Nigeria based Administrative
Officer. The position is full time and will be based at the project
office in Abuja, Nigeria and will report to the Director of Finance
& Administration, also based in the Abuja Office.
SPECIFIC DUTIES
Provides direct administrative support to the MEASURE Evaluation team activities.
Provide
required logistics support for meetings and events sponsored by MEASURE
Evaluation (with other IPs, donors or other stakeholders), either in
the office or outside as may required
Responsibilities for the overall organization of the office, including implementation and maintenance of filing system
Reviews incoming admin correspondences and draft responses
Assist in preparation of program documents and technical presentation for use by the Chief of Party or other technical staff.
Prepare
letters of invitation for consultants, U.S Direct Hire, grantee as well
as other STTAs. Arrange hotel reservation, transportation and ticket
confirmation
Will be responsible for review, vouching of vendor's invoices and receipts (before payment is made)
Raises voucher for payment, tracks and monitors payments to vendor and for work -in-progress.
Collects the monthly utility bills. Reviews/analyzes the bills and ensure prompts payment
Under
direct supervision of the finance, make imprest disbursement, maintains
imprest ledger sheets (petty cash), prepare the summary sheet of
expenditures with appropriate codes and request for reimbursement
through the finance officer.
Manage all project - owned equipment and resources; and ensure that field office inventory logs are kept up to date
Ensure that the premises are properly locked and secured during non - working hours.
Under
the supervision of the Director of Finance & Admin, represent
MEASURE Evaluation in meetings with all local vendors including (but
limited to) providers of electric power, water & sanitation, fuel,
security service, telephone and internet service, car hire, health
maintenance, general maintenance and all other services that be required
from time to time in order to effect a safe, secure and fully
functioning office.
Ensure the provision of all necessary logistical
support for MEASURE Evaluation staff & consultants, including
airport transfer, lodging, transport, emergency medical service, and
other service as required.
Ensure high level of environmental health
and safety standards within the office building and company to ensure
the safety, security and upkeep of the office and also act as a liaison
with appropriate utility service providers/GoN agencies (e.g Fire
service, Environmental Protection Agency etc).
Supervise the security
of the office (review security procedures, issuance of office key, lock
down of office at close of business, etc), emergency planning &
readiness as well as briefing staff on emergency procedures
Manages the project vehicles (allocation, maintenance, fueling etc) and coordinates all staff transport requirements
Supervises
the Receptionists, Cleaners, Security personnel and Project Drivers and
ensures the execution of the duties assigned. Takes minutes during
management/staff meetings, processes and circulates after corrections to
all staff.
Performs all other duties as may be assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum:
First degree in Management, Social Science or any relevant field of
study. Previous work experience (at least 2 years experience in a
similar position)with international donor - funded programs. Advance
qualification is an added advantage.
Experience and knowledge of USAID administrative standards and regulations
Experience organizational skills
Ability to set priorities
Experience written and oral communication skills and interpersonal communication
Good knowledge of spoken and written English
Proficient in the use of Microsoft office ( Word , Power Point, Excel Access. etc)
Ability to work independently and manage various project on a daily basis with minimum supervision
A demonstrated ability to work effectively harmoniously as team with member
TO APPLY
Applicants should send their Application to: measure_project@jsi.com with the job title in the subject line.
DUE DATE: 15 August, 2017
Job Openings at John Snow Incorporated (JSI)
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