Administration and Procurement Officer
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Key Responsibilities
- Coming up with the procurement plan that encompasses requirements by all projects and share with management for approval and continually update it with the progress.
- Preparation of RFQs/RFPs and issuance of Purchase Orders/Contracts in tandem with JFK and Donor Procurement guidelines
- Convene Procurement Committee meetings, record minutes and implement recommendations.
- Support the monitoring of procurement documents to ensure compliance with Admin policies and providing feedback to the requesters.
- Work with the Logistics & Procurement Assistant to ensure procurement thresholds and methods meet policy and Donor guidelines.
- Monitor services provided by contractors e.g. security and maintenance
- Ensuring the implementation of an archiving system for Admin department
- Consolidating, monitoring and analyzing administrative data submitted by field teams.
- Establish and maintain good relationships with service providers.
- Conduct supplier due diligence and provide risk assessment reports.
- Perform supplier performance appraisal and advise procurement committee.
- Ensure all contractors, vendors and consultants are paid on time and that any outstanding issues are brought to the Administration Manager’s attention.
- Ensure delivery to the programmes of procured goods and services.
- Ensure proper recording and accountability for all goods in the stores.
- Follow up the vehicle fueling system and ensure adequate fueling requirements for vehicles.
- Ensure that the orders are followed up.
- Assist Supervise the Procurement Assistant, Cleaner and Gardener
- Ensure the offices and ground are well maintained by the relevant staff and guarantee availability of their needs for cleaning and maintaining the garden.
Requirements
Functional skills and knowledge:
- Ability to work independently and as a team player.
- Good communicator who has sound interpersonal skills with the ability to establish and maintain relationships.
- Well organised and able to prioritize work and understanding his/her work outputs.
Qualifications, Skills and Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree in Purchasing & Supply, CIPS, CILT.
- Post Graduate degree in Procurement and Supply is a distinct advantage.
- At least two years’ experience at a similar level
- USAID procurement experience a must.
- Clean class 4 drivers license.
- Good technical knowledge of procurement management and follow-up.
- Ability to be thorough and ensure efficiency and effectiveness in procurement.
- Good negotiations skills
- Excellent planning and organization skills.