Organisational Goals
The program will complete in June 2016 and the
position is expected to facilitate the closures of all component offices and the
Program Support Office, including associated asset handover process.
Australia’s
Education Partnership with Indonesia (the Education Partnership) is currently
the largest intervention funded by the Australian Government anywhere in the
world. Through the Education Partnership Australia supports the Indonesian
Government’s long-term strategy to strengthen and consolidate its national
education system, with a particular focus on the current Indonesian five-year
plan (2010 – 2014) and support for the initial stages of the subsequent
five-year plan (2015 – 2019). The Education Partnership builds on the successes
of previous Australian Government supports to the Indonesian education sector by
strengthening government systems. Under the Education Partnership, there are
three managing contractors and the largest, School Systems and Quality (SSQ)
contract, is managed by Cardno. SSQ covers three components, each relating to a
different aspect of the Education Partnership.
Each of the
SSQ-supported components is national in scope, supporting existing government
structures. Component 1 focuses on strengthening systems for infrastructure
development within the education sector — specifically, supporting MoEC to
assure construction quality of new junior secondary schools. Component 2 is
centred around the professional development of school and district management,
particularly school principals, supervisors and district education officials,
and design and implementation of a school induction program for schools built
under Component 1. Component 3 supports the MoRA’s five-year plan to achieve
universal national accreditation of private madrasah (Islamic schools) in the
Islamic education sub-sector.
The Program Support Office,
assist all three components in the operations of their activities by providing
Financial, Human Resources, Information Technologies and General Affairs
support.
Position
Purpose
The Procurement and Logistics Officer is expected to assist in
the development, advice and implement the full range of Procurement and
Logistics processes in order to ensure that the office is running efficiently.
The Procurement and Logistics Officer will work closely with the Operations
Manager, Operations Support & Compliance Manager, Component Leaders and
Finance Manager ensuring activities are taken in accordance with the program
requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Procurement
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Manage the process of procurement of goods and service above Rp1,000,000 for all component offices and Program Support Office and liaise with suppliers as required.
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Monitor office supply stock levels and manage the procurement of office supplies as required.
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Manage the contracting for the supply of goods and services as required (e.g. cars, photocopies).
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Record all assets procured in the Asset Register.
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Check the existence of assets recorded in the Asset Register on a regular basis (a sample 3 times per year)
- Liaise with members of the finance team to ensure that procurement and related financial processes are of a high quality, are transparent and follow the guidelines in the Admin Manual.
Logistics and Equipment
- Provide support and advice to all offices for office renovation, repairs, office equipment, security and safety.
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Oversee all repairs and maintenance of program vehicles.
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Monitor acquittals of advances of Messenger.
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Support the Program Support Office staff in their meeting/ workshop preparations.
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Control spare keys to the office and maintain the Key Register.
- Liaise as required with GoI organisations/ officials to establish office space for each component.
HR
related
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Conduct performance appraisals of the Messenger and Office Security Assistant.
Other
- Assist components run workshops if required by carrying out administration roles.
- Maintain and establish good communication.
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Other duties as could reasonably be requested.
The position will report to the Operations Support and Compliance
Manager
Key Selection Criteria
- Tertiary qualifications in a relevant field or equivalent experience
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Extensive experience in the procurement and logistics areas
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Strong organisational, planning and management skills
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Demonstrated ability to deliver high quality outputs on time
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Good interpersonal skills and commitment to working in a team
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Excellent report writing skills and Fluency in Indonesian and English
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Experience working inter-culturally
Duration of
Contract:
National position for up to
June 2016.
How to Apply for This
Position
- Response against each of the Key requirements for the position
- Curriculum vitae/resume.
- Name and contact details (phone and email) of three referees.
- Applications that do not address all the requirements stated above will not be considered.
Submitting
Applications
- By
email: email your application with the reference "
AEPI SSQ – Procurement and Logistic Officer" in the subject line to emergingmarkets.jakarta@
cardno.com ; or - On-line application. Go to www.cardno.com/careers and search for this position. Click "Apply for this job" located at the end of the job description.
Application this position
closes on 13 September 2015.
Late applications will not be
considered and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Cardno Emerging Markets is an
equal opportunity employer and is committed to child protection in all
fields.
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Cardno Emerging Markets on behalf of the Australian Government.
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