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Key tasks and responsibilities Expected Key Results:

• Provide support to the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator) and Base Manager for the achievement of the following results:
• To implement logistics activities according to Mentor/ donor guidelines – especially in procurement and technical fields.
• To provide timely and regular updates to the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator) and Base Manager on logistics activities.
• Proper documentation of various project activities including timely reporting and dissemination. 
• To liaise with suppliers and service providers on requested/planned supplies.
• Supervise technical work when required – e.g., repair to properties – and guards within The Mentor-rented premises. 

Key tasks and responsibilities

• Implement/maintain The Mentor Initiative standard practices in logistics procedures.
• Procure goods and services on behalf of The Mentor Initiative following The Mentor Initiative Procurement Procedures and keeping documentation to compliance with donor audit requirements and provide advice to Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator) on negotiation of contracts required by The Mentor Initiative for goods and services.
• Aid in updating of price lists, supplier database, contract follow-ups, and purchase tracker in the field.
• Provide monthly logistics data to the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).
• Provide weekly logistics data to the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).
• Plan and organise The Mentor Initiative transportation requirements and Assist the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator) in planning best use of vehicles, vehicle tracking and fuelling.  
• Provide monthly inventory report to the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).
• Conduct regular spot checks for warehouse stocks and assets and report damages immediately.
• Plan, organise and maintain any stores/warehouses containing The Mentor Initiative stock to The Mentor Initiative standards, providing timely stock reports to the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).and security to stores to keep losses to minimum.
• Organise the transportation and other commodities for incoming and outgoing goods to ensure the timely receipt into The Mentor Initiative stores/warehouses.
• Manage the fleets at field level.
• Ensure the archiving of procurement files and contracts follows the mentor initiative procedures.
• Directly line manage the security guards and the mission drivers in the field.
• Provide weekly stock movement report to the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).
• Provide timely advice and technical support on logistics issues to field staff within The Mentor Initiative.
• Ensure good communication with the program staffs at all the level of the purchase process.
• Support, train and develop other staff in Logistics best practices as directed by the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).
• Liaise with international government and non-government agencies and collaborate with them as appropriate under the guidance of the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).
• Produce regular, timely and accurate narrative reports for The Mentor Initiative and for donors as directed by the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).
• Adhere to the agreed MENTOR Code of conduct on Ethics and Integrity and safeguarding including, Whistle blowing policy.
• Actively promote PSEA (Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse) standards within MENTOR and amongst beneficiaries served by The Mentor Initiative.
• Any other tasks required within skill set.

Other:

• Participate to the Logistics meetings and working group when requested.
• Convene weekly staff meetings and minute discussions for updating the Assistant Logistics Coordinator (or Logistics Coordinator).and Base Manager on matters related to logistics at field level.
• Write a weekly report on past and future activities when requested.

Essential Requirements are:

• Candidates from Monguno indigenous areas.
• Bachelor’s degree in business administration or any other related field.
• At least two (2) years of experience in Logistics department.
• At least one (1) year of experience with INGO in Logistics Department.
• Demonstrated success in multicultural environments is required.
• Ability to handle data with confidentiality and be accountable.
• Fluent written and spoken English, Kanuri and Hausa.
• Good organizational and management skills.
• Strong ability in using MS Office suite (MS Word, Excel & Power-point).
• Ability to work under stressful conditions.
• Knowledge of Logistics and supply chain management.

Desirable Requirements are:

• Knowledge of local area
• Experience with INGO
• Higher degree in Supply Chain Managemen

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Key tasks and responsibilities

Malaria and vector Borne Disease Prevention

• Support the Field Senior Prevention Officer and Prevention Coordinator to train field/ community teams on Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) and other vector Borne Disease prevention strategies, and the use of prevention tools.
• Support and coach community teams to implement effective Community Information, Education and Communication and Behaviour Change Communication Outreach events, Environmental management and targeted larvicide interventions.
• Train and supervise community members in conducting effective Community IEC, Environmental management and larvicide interventions as required during the programme.
• Follow up at community level to monitor and encourage the long-term retention and effective usage of malaria and vector borne Disease prevention measures.
• Participate in and contribute to all community disease prevention planning and implementation, in conjunction with MoH and other local partners and communities.

Information, Education & Communication

• Participate in the sensitization and mobilization of target populations to achieve good acceptance, proper use and implementation of malaria and vector Borne Disease Prevention strategies and activities.
• Carry out community health education about malaria, diarrhoea, good hygiene practices as well as other mosquito borne and fly borne diseases through community campaigns, radio talk shows, and road shows among others.
• Support IEC teams to reinforce the distribution of IEC materials and conduct health education on the same. 
• Participate in base line and end line evaluation of malaria IEC and hygiene promotion campaign; how well the campaigns and materials are understood and used, and whether they are appropriate.

Monitoring & Evaluation

• Monitor the feasibility and acceptance of prevention interventions including Environmental management campaigns, targeted IEC on use of LLINs where necessary, Larviciding and delivery of IEC materials/interventions.
• Assist in programme monitoring & evaluation of malaria prevention and hygiene promotion interventions community ownership and acceptance as required.
• Assist in the proper implementation of entomological surveys and related operational research studies.
• Ensure the collection of relevant data on malaria, hygiene promotion and vector borne disease prevention activities.
• Participate in data entry, transcription and translation of data collected for monitoring and evaluation and operational research as required.
• Assist in translation of data collection tools as required for Monitoring and Evaluation as well as Operational Research

General

• Provide weekly and monthly reports on all activities as required.  
• Generate field-based reports, weekly updates, work, and movement plans among others.
• Support other operations whenever called upon including while in the field.
• Any other activities/ duties required by the direct supervisor or any other authority.
• Financial reporting whenever one is entrusted with – either during field mission or otherwise.
• Take the role of team lead especially during field mission or at the office whenever requested.

• Adhere to the agreed MENTOR Code of conduct on Ethics and Integrity and safeguarding including Whistle blowing policy.

Your skills and experience will include:

Essential:

• Undergraduate Degree in Public Health, Social Sciences, or related discipline. 
• At least 2 (two) years experience in implementing and managing health/community health projects of which at least 1 (one) year working experience with an INGO.
• Proven ability in report writing.
• Excellent communication skills; Excellent in English, both written and verbal
• Strong communication, problem solving and analytical skills. Able to prioritise and handle a diverse and heavy workload.
• Proven analytical, planning and time management skills.
• Willingness and ability to communicate with people and to contribute to casual staff capacity development.
• Politically and culturally sensitive
• Excellent computer skills, including Microsoft Word, Outlook, PowerPoint and Excel.

Desirable:

• Experience implementing malaria and other vector borne disease control programmes.
• Outgoing personality with excellent training skills
• Experience working/living in an insecure environment.