- Based in Lombok
- Full-time Position
The
Provincial Road Improvement and Maintenance Program (PRIM), aims to improve the way local governments
manage and maintain road networks in their jurisdiction on a sustainable basis,
raise network quality, improve road safety, increase provincial and district
budgeting for road maintenance and encourage public scrutiny of the
effectiveness of maintenance planning and delivery. The main objectives of PRIM
are to:
• Strengthen
the institutional capacities and standards for better maintenance of the
existing road network within the provincial and local government, and
• Develop
a sustainable model for using conditional grants to incentivize better
governance, quality and value-for-money in maintaining local roads.
PRIM
commenced in the province of Nusa Tenggara Barat (NTB) in 2013, initially
concentrating on the provincial road management and extended to a pilot
district government unit, West Lombok Kabupaten. It is designed to improve
regional government performance in the planning, preparation, management and
implementation of road maintenance through a ‘carrot and stick’ approach of using
output-based grants to incentivize quality improvements and increased public
scrutiny to increase accountability. The model has successfully leveraged
significant improvements in local government performance in road maintenance,
not only by focusing on technical aspects, but also on governance, management,
transparency and professionalism of all partner organisations involved.
AECOM
has been engaged as the PRIM Project Implementation Unit Consultant (PIUC)
since 2015, providing support to the implementing parties including support in
preparing engineering designs and bid documents, while carrying out training
and institutional strengthening activities and providing institutional support
to the maintenance works program across the Province of West Nusa Tenggara.
PRIM
PIUC activities in 2018-2019 are focused on learning and knowledge management
for the potential scaling up and transitioning of PRIM to support the
Government of Indonesia Hibah Plan. The central government is aware of the
positive outcomes in NTB from PRIM. The central government through the Sub-directorate
of Technical Assistance Subnational Roads (SBTJD) therefore would like to
assist other provinces to adopt the good experiences of PRIM. As the central government examines how the
vital elements of the PRIM model could be replicated elsewhere in the country,
as a parallel step, SPTJD would like to preserve the intellectual property
gained by NTB and to encourage more widespread use of this valuable experience
by making as much data and tested procedures developed under PRIM available to
other provinces as and when opportunities arise. Collating this information
will require substantial effort and is a preparatory task for the role out of
the PRIM model under a possible national program in 2019.
To
undertake this task an intensive one-year program is required to document, test
and make available the key learning and knowledge materials in a format accessible
to all stakeholders. One of the significant short-term objectives is to provide
selected new provinces with enough technical assistance for them to produce a
work program of works to be constructed in 2019.
The
Program will develop a Road Management Knowledge Hub for Indonesia. It is
intended to be a web-based system for all road agencies, road practitioners and
students interested in or working in the road management sector. The Hub will
act as a repository of all things related to the management of roads in
Indonesia such as training modules, regulations, manual and others. Therefore,
road agencies and practitioners can find correct information about road
improvement and maintenance and do their job properly.
We are seeking expressions of interest
for a Motion Graphics Artist-Designer who
will be responsible to perform the following tasks:
·
Provide original drawings, figures, illustration, diagrams and motion
graphics to illustrate learning materials that are ‘fit for purpose’.
·
Design templates
for learning games, as required.
·
Provide original
illustrations or motion graphics for videos, if and as required.
To be considered for this role, you
will need to have a degree in Graphics Design, Communications or Journalism; Demonstrated
understanding of arts and graphic design skills; significant experience using
graphics design software packages to develop diagrams to specifications for
learning purposes; Solid understanding of animation, typography and color
theory; Experience working in a multi-cultural team; Experience working in the
field in Indonesia; Flexible and adaptive as well as creative thinking.
The
position also requires you to have a good interpersonal and communication
skills, significant experience in developing original drawings and motion
graphics to specifications for learning and/or reading materials; Demonstrated
ability to work independently to guidelines and as part of multi-media design
team; Demonstrated experience providing illustrations, images, diagrams, motion
graphics based on real-life situations that Indonesians can relate to; Good
spoken Bahasa Indonesia and English language skills; Experience in designing
drawings for online use or for apps would be an added advantage.
To apply and for a full Terms of
Reference please follow the link to our website: http://chm.tbe.taleo.net/
Your application will need to include:
- A cover letter and signed CV, including a declaration that the information provided is true and correct
- Names and contact details for two referees
- Portfolio of works completed that highlights key skills and achievements
- Please be advised that the successful applicant will be required to undertake a police clearance
Application
close Wednesday, 20 June 2018
AECOM Services Pty Ltd is an equal opportunity employer of
choice and is committed to child protection.
Women are encouraged to apply
Australian
Aid – managed by AECOM Services Pty Ltd on behalf of Indonesia Australia
Partnership for Infrastructure
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