RMF Construction Engineer (Water and Livelihood) at Save the Children International | Germany | Rezi

RMF Construction Engineer (Water and Livelihood) at Save the Children International

RMF Construction Engineer (Water and Livelihood)

Save the Children International · Germany

1 months ago

RMF Construction Engineer (Water and Livelihood)

Save the Children International · Germany

2 months ago
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About the Role

Contribute to Save the Children's capacity to meet its regional migration fund response and cross-border infrastructure implementation in Togwajale, Somaliland. Provide engineering technical support for water and livelihood development programs, including assessment, design, BOQs, contractor management, capacity building, and evaluation of construction staff. Support RMF infrastructure programs and provide technical assistance to core program sectors.

Responsibilities

  • Provide engineering technical support for construction or rehabilitation of public infrastructures.
  • Develop technical designs and Bills of Quantities (BOQs).
  • Manage design and supervision firms/contractors.
  • Build capacity and evaluate construction staff.
  • Support RMF infrastructure programs.
  • Strengthen and provide technical support for Save the Children’s core Program sectors of health, Water, livelihood improvement, employment promotion and hunger reduction.
  • Work outside the normal role profile and vary working hours during major humanitarian emergencies.

Requirements

  • Bachelor/Master’s degree in civil engineering, Construction management, Architecture, water engineering or a related field, or equivalent field experience.
  • Significant technical experience working in an emergency response context or fragile states.
  • Previous experience in Water and Livelihood Infrastructure construction.
  • Previous experience in IGAD, AFDB, KFW and World bank project management, procurement and contract management skills.
  • Proven experience in Fidic yellow book contract management.
  • Experience of and commitment to working through systems of community participation and accountability in a RMF project context.
  • Knowledge of monitoring and evaluation.
  • Previous experience in capacity building and training of construction staff for both contractors and D&S firm staff.

Skills

  • Civil engineering
  • Construction management
  • Architecture
  • Water engineering
  • Emergency response
  • Fragile states
  • Water and Livelihood Infrastructure construction
  • Project management
  • Procurement
  • Contract management
  • Fidic yellow book contract management
  • Community participation
  • Accountability
  • Monitoring and evaluation
  • Capacity building
  • Training

Location

  • Togwajale, Hargeisa district, Somaliland

Work Type

  • Full-time

Experience Level

  • Significant technical experience
  • Previous experience

Education Level

  • Bachelor/Master’s degree in civil engineering, Construction management, Architecture, water engineering or a related field, or equivalent field experience

About the Company

  • Save the Children has been working in Somalia for more than 70 years.
  • The Country Office has over 450 staff across 10 field offices.
  • In 2024 we reached more than 3.2 million people through our humanitarian and longer-term development work in Health, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH), Education, Child Poverty Reduction, Child Protection and Child Rights Governance.
  • The Country Office has a large and diverse funding portfolio - managing over 80 active awards.
  • In 2024 our portfolio was $109.2M from a range of governmental/institutional donors, including GPE, FCDO, MFA, DANIDA, Danish Embassy, SIDA, SDC, NORAD, EU, ECHO, GAC, GFFO AFDB & WB.
  • MHPSS portfolio in Somalia is currently integrated across various sectors, including CP, Education, and FSL.
  • This integration is ad-hoc and relies on project-specific resources rather than a cohesive country-level framework.
  • There is no standardized approach, resulting in variable technical quality and weak systems for measuring child-level MHPSS outcomes.
  • This position aims to establish a strong, coordinated, and quality-assured MHPSS system across the country office.

Equal Opportunity

  • Save the Children is an equal opportunity employer, and our working environment is inclusive and accessible.
  • Save the Children is an equal opportunity employer and seeks to employ and assign the best qualified talent.