Sanitation / CATI Team Leader at Sahei Gender Development Initiative

Job Title: Sanitation / CATI Team Leader

Responsibilities

• The Sanitation/CATI Team Lead is in charge of sensitization activities.
• Providing education and support on proper hygiene practices, such as hand washing and safe food handling.
• Distributing chlorine or other water purification methods to ensure safe drinking water.

Sanitation Improvements:

• Assessing and potentially improving sanitation facilities, such as latrines, to prevent fecal contamination.
• Addressing other potential sources of contamination, like improper waste disposal.
• Coordinate and participate in the logistical and administrative organization, planning and preparation of field operations.
• Identify local resources capable of helping in the preparation and accomplishment of the activities of SGDI
• Remain in touch with the population and local authorities to understand needs, complaints, and major events that may have an impact on the activities of SGDI
• Analyze the humanitarian situation, taking into account the production problems / Do No Harm policy for the population
• Apply safety & security procedures in field operations
• Present the population and local authorities with the nature of field operations

Conduct sensitization activities with beneficiaries:

• Taking into account the production problems / Do No Harm policy for the population
• Helping identify and train key persons regarding the sensitization themes
• Participate in the creation and monitoring of committees, and the training of its members
• Monitor and distribute sensitization activity reports

Reporting/communication:

• Take part in weekly program meetings and clusters on request
• Keep his/her monitoring tools and files archived in the SGDI office, accessible to project manager
• Draw up and submit a weekly task report (which should include progress made by the team) to his/her project manager
• Take part in the drafting of the monthly program pack
• Establish and maintain good relations with local participants and communities (populations) in the operational fields
• Listen to the populations and local participants in the field and report to his/her project manager any non-technical or safety-related issues which could affect the activities or safety of SGDI teams.

Requirements
Professional experience:

• 3 year of experience in similar position (NGO/Private or Public sector)

Technical Competences:

• Training: Minimum of ND in Civil Engineering, Water / Sanitation Engineering, Geology / Hydrology.
• Project related skills: good knowledge of the project cycle, project implementation, project follow-up.

Computer skills:

• good knowledge in CAD software (Auto CAD, Archi CAD, etc.), good knowledge in Excel, Power point and Word application.

Application Instructions:

The application deadline is 14th July, 2025.  Therefore, qualified and interested candidates can “CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT APPLICATION” It is important to visit the official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply successfully for this vacancy.

Note

• Only applicants whose competencies meet the requirements of the position will be contacted.
• SGDI is committed to achieving workforce diversity in terms of gender, nationality, and culture. Individuals from minority groups, indigenous groups, and persons with disabilities are equally encouraged to apply.
• Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
• SGDI reserves the right to close the advertisement before the stated closing date if a suitable candidate is identified.
• SGDI has a PSEA Policy that the successful candidate will be expected to comply with and promote.