UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) INTERNAL/EXTERNAL VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT JO Number: 33034 194 views0 applications

Support all activities pertaining to the supply chain function including planning, sourcing, transport, shipping, customs clearance, warehousing, asset and fleet management, as applicable. – Support the procurement process to ensure timely, cost-effective and adequate delivery of commodities and services to support operational needs. – Identify partners for supply chain projects based on objectives, priorities, strengths and resources of the UNHCR Partner and/or contractor, according to criteria consistent with UNHCR rules and regulations. – Ensure accurate and comprehensive records on supply activities and provide timely reports and updates both periodically and on request. – Manage tender processes and assist in the preparation of proposals for award of contracts to the relevant CoCs. – Prepare plans for delivery of relief and other non-food items according to the operational needs and regularly update the information in UNHCR IT systems. – Apply UNHCR’s sourcing and procurement strategy when planning for purchase of important commodities and services. – Ensure timely customs clearance of consignments and manage warehousing according to “best practices” and UNHCR rules and regulations. – Maintain an efficient system for the release, and redeployment of goods. – Coordinate the release and transportation and of relief and other non-food items. – Analyse matters relating to sourcing & procurement activities, and deliver information on all sourcing & procurement activities within area of responsibility. Provide guidance and advice on UNHCR procurement policies and procedures to support and assist requesting sections. – Provides asset management reports, customised reports, and gathers information on all assets and provides in-depth reports periodically and when requested. – Analyse the quality of commodities and services delivered in relation to the needs of the location and established quality standards. Establish a local quality assurance process. – Monitor the quality and accuracy of supply chain related data in relevant business systems. Compile and analyse statistical information, identify trends and developments in supply chain related matters that will assist in decision making. – Disseminate, promote commitment to and monitor compliance with UNHCR’s global policies, standards and guidance on supply chain management. In the Regional Bureaux: – Support Country Operations on how to implement supply operations based on interpretations of the situation and conclusions to how the operation can be best implemented. – Track the progress of specific periodic operations and provide guidance that ensures timely implementation. – Assist in coaching and advising individuals or Supply teams as requested. – Track global Supply KPIs for the region and devise regional ones as required. – Monitor all periodic Supply exercises such as monthly reconciliations, quarterly physical inventory exercises, and year-end accounts closure procedures and ensure that they are implemented throughout the region and provide relevant reports to senior managers. – Assist country operations in MSRP management. – Support the analysis of country financial reports and work with the Country Operations Supply Team leaders to address red areas relating to Supply aspects of operations. – Support the country needs assessment plans and assist in combining them into regional procurement plans and monitor their timely implementation and changes based on operational needs. In the Country Operations: 3 – Ensure that the local supply chain functions are optimised and aligned with the operations’ evolving needs and management systems, and there is an infrastructure that is robust and flexible enough to accommodate operational volatile requirements. – Coordinate supply activities of UNHCR Partners and/or contractors performing supply related activities, and ensure that they understand and adhere to relevant UNHCR rules and procedures. – Through regular physical verification of PPE establish their status. – Propose old and obsolete PPE for disposal and plan for arrival of replacement items. – Implement effective asset and fleet management that regularly monitors the asset/fleet pool, saves cost and safeguards the investment of the organisation including receipt, inspection, registration & marking of new Property, Plant and Equipment (PPE), and organisation of the physical verification of PPE. – Ensure that PPE agreements are properly issued and signed. Ensure proper preparation of disposal forms and cases for the Asset Management Board. Organize the disposal of PPE according to Asset Management Board decisions. – Adapt local supply chain structures to be consistent with the operational needs. Ensure effective information flow in the supply chain and adapt local process to the prevailing environment. – Perform other related duties as required. Minimum Qualifications: Education & Professional Work Experience Years of Experience / Degree Level For P1/NOA – 1 year relevant experience with Undergraduate degree; or no experience with Graduate degree; or no experience with Doctorate degree Field(s) of Education Business Administration, Engineering, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, International Commerce or other relevant field. Certificates and/or Licenses Supply Chain Learning Programme Fritz Institute Certificate in Humanitarian Logistics (CHL) Certificate from Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supplies, e.g. CFIPS, CMIPS, MCIPS; Relevant Job Experience Essential Not specified. Desirable Other UN procurement and logistics training – such as IAPSO and UNPD. Functional Skills IT-Computer Literacy IT-PeopleSoft Supply Chain Management; 4 SC-Supply Planning SC-Customs clearance SC-Logistics SC-Warehouse Management SC-Asset Management SC-Fleet Management SC-UN/UNHCR Procurement Rules and Procedures Language Requirements For National Professional jobs: Knowledge of English and UN working language of the duty station if not English and local language. Competency requirements: All jobs at UNHCR require six core competencies and may also require managerial competencies and/or crossfunctional competencies. The six core competencies are listed below. Core Competencies: Accountability Communication Organizational Awareness Teamwork & Collaboration Commitment to Continuous Learning Client & Result Orientation Managerial Competencies: Managing Resources Empowering and Building Trust Cross-Functional Competencies: Analytical Thinking Planning and Organizing Stakeholder Management Eligibility: Candidates must be Mozambican Nationals. Interested staff members should consult the Administrative Instruction on Recruitment and Assignment of Locally Recruited Staff (RALS, UNHCR/AI/2020/1/Rev.2). If you have questions regarding your eligibility, you may also contact the HR Unit. In line with the RALS, the below category of candidates are eligible to apply for internally/externally advertised vacancies. Group 1 candidates: Current NPO staff members holding an indefinite or fixed-term appointment are eligible to apply to advertised positions in the NPO category at their personal grade and one grade below or above, as Group 1 candidates. External candidates: All other candidates are eligible to apply to positions in the NPO category as external candidates, including GS staff members holding a university degree and fulfilling eligibility requirements, regardless of grade or length of service, who may apply to any vacant NPO position in their country of assignment for which they qualify. External candidates must meet the essential minimum requirements of the position. 5 Remuneration: A competitive compensation and benefits package is offered.

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