World
Food Programme
Vacancy
Announcement: WFP/13/12
Job
Title: Fleet Management Assistant
Post
Grade: G6
(Fixed Term)
Duty
Station:
Nairobi
Date
of issue: 11th
May 2012
Deadline
for application: 23rd
May 2012
Accountabilities:
Under
the direct supervision of the Administration Officer, the incumbent will manage
a fleet of over 100 vehicles in Kenya comprising of Light vehicles, Four Wheel
Drive vehicles and Trucks, as well as:
- Ensure vehicles are ready for operation through efficient and timely maintenance, including insurance documents & drivers;
- Establish and maintain monitoring and control systems in the management of the fleet;
- Report on all maintenance work and fuel consumption related to WFP vehicles; and prepare reports as required;
- Assist in formulating and monitoring budget allocations for WFP fleet;
- Oversee external contractors including taxi service providers, fuel cards and garages. Carry out evaluation of these services and maintain liaison with relevant WFP units on procurement, service delivery, financial and insurance matters;
- Verify accuracy and completeness of all invoices for processing;
- Analyze all expenditures and recommend potential areas of cost reduction and/or recovery;
- Ensure the efficient maintenance and proper use of WFP vehicles and other related equipment;
- Coordinate a wide range of actions on HR and administrative tasks of the unit including overall supervision & training;
- Brief staff on rules and regulations and documentation required by the transport unit;
- Visit garages to oversee repair works in progress;
- Manage database on all leased vehicles and their insurance and ensure timely renewal of the leases;
- Organize local Third-Party insurance/renewals as and when required;
- Perform any other duties as may be required.
Qualifications
and Experience and Desirable skills
- Completion of secondary school education supplemented by vocational training in automotive service technology or Fleet Management & Transport Logistics.
- University Degree in the field of administration will be an added advantage;
- Five years of proven experience in managing a large fleet of light vehicles and trucks, including management of drivers’pool;
- Training and/or experience utilising computers, including word processing and spreadsheet;
- Knowledge in vehicles mechanics including an ability to study technical manuals and experience in Four Wheel Drive vehicles;
- Knowledge of UN administrative regulations and rules is an added advantage.
Kenyan
nationals meeting the above qualifications are required to submit a covering
letter quoting Vacancy Announcement No. WFP/13/12 with their updated Curriculum
Vitae, copies of certificates and name, title and e-mail address of three
referees.
Candidates should also complete a Personal History form (P.11) available on the following link – http://www.unon.org/docs/P11.doc.
All
documents should be sent in an envelope which must be marked: CONFIDENTIAL
WFP/13/12 and sent to:-
Human
Resources Officer
World Food Programme
P.O. Box 44482
Nairobi 00100
World Food Programme
P.O. Box 44482
Nairobi 00100
WFP
is an equal opportunity employer.
WFP
does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process.