Survey Engineer

About Independent Directorate of Local Governance, Deputy Ministry of Municipalities, Cities Investment :

About IDLG: The Independent Directorate of Local Governance (IDLG) was established in August 2007 pursuant to a decree by the President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, with the mandate of transferring civilian responsibilities of the then Ministry of Interior (MoI) to an independent entity. Furthermore, in accordance with the Presidential Decree, the responsibility of supporting the Provincial Councils was delegated to IDLG, which was then also designated as the only entity responsible in Afghanistan for local governance. IDLG was established for the purpose of strengthening good governance, provision of services, consolidating stability, accountability, and transparency at sub-national levels through strong and capable sub-national government administrations. The core mandate of the IDLG includes: • Improving local governance to ensure access to development, stability, and security; • Providing good governance at the local level; and • Supporting local administration and ensuring public participation in the decision-making process. The mandate of the IDLG has then been divided into 4 core areas: • Policymaking: developing sub-national governance policy and revision of laws, regulations, and bylaws in accordance with this policy; • Institutional development: supporting institutions, capacity building and supporting sub-national administrations; • Inclusive Governance: supporting the participation of stakeholders and citizens in the sub-national governance processes; • Supporting: facilitating the implementation of national programs through sub-national governance entities. The IDLG is headed by a General Director, of equivalent rank as a Minister. He/She is supported by Directorates of Staff, Information and Public Awareness, Monitoring and Evaluation, and Internal Audit. The IDLG is then divided into the 3 Deputy Ministries of Municipalities (DMM), Administration and Finance (DAF), and Policy (DMP). About CIP CIP, together with the ongoing KMDP and UDSP (and the anticipated EZ-Kar Project), would provide a well-integrated and sequenced program of institutional development, training, and investment financing that are vital in supporting Afghanistan’s urban development needs. The UDSP is strengthening the institutional foundation for strategic development planning at the city level and enabling the preparation of a pipeline of municipal investments at five PCCs. As a follow-on operation, the CIP would be designed in two phases using the SOP as follows: SOP I ($50m, 5 years) would provide financing for priority investments, while expanding SDF preparation to include four additional cities, and SOP II ($150m, 5 years) would provide financing for catalytic investments in nine cities. In SOP I, CIP would set-up and mobilize the mechanism for performance-based financing for critical municipal investments. SOP I would be implemented by IDLG over five years and would have four components.

Job Description:

Summary of Key Functions:

The primary responsibilities of the incumbent will be:

• Provide preliminary and technical survey for engineering projects and provide survey plan and projects mapping if applicable.
• Planning and conducting an engineering survey for the selected roads, structures and civil works, including a Topographic survey and recording all site related details.
• Provide proper site selection for all kind of projects and provide data collection by GPS, level, and Total station telescopically instruments.
• Capable of using survey Software accurately and precisely
• Specify prices of existing local materials close to project sites and collect information about project beneficiaries (direct and indirect).
• Ability and knowledge of rejection of those projects which are against the CRP/CIP requirement.
• Ability of roughly estimation and calculation of material volume for relevant project along with its cost.
• Checking the layout of the structures e.g. center line, culverts, bridges, building and irrigation structures.
• Prepare survey data and survey reports to commence road or structure design.
• Perform setting out works or check the setting out works.
• Performing other duties assigned by direct supervisor.

Job Requirements:

Key Required Skills Experience and Qualification:

Education:

Bachelor’s degree in Geodesy or Civil Engineering.

Experience:

Having Five (5) years’ experience in Survey, plot and drawing of projects.

Language Requirements:

Fluency in Written and Spoken English, Dari & Pashto.

Computer and Equipment skills:

MS-Office, AutoCAD and Civil3D, Level, Total Station and GPS

Contract Period, Reporting and Remuneration:

The Survey Engineer will be engaged on a four-month contract, of which the first month would be a probationary period.
The Survey Engineer will be compensated in accordance with the National Technical Assistance (NTA- Grad C) GOA and World Bank/Donor pay scale, based on level of experience and performance.
The Survey Engineer will report directly to the Component-1 Management against the accountabilities noted above and will be subject to the periodic review of his/her performance accordingly.

Submission Guideline:

Qualified Afghan applicants are encouraged to submit their resumes with a detailed application letter including a contact number and email address. Females are highly encouraged to apply.

Please submit your applications electronically at:

hr.cip.dmm@gmail.com

The HR Department will not entertain telephonic inquiries.

Hard copies may be mailed to: Independent Directorate of Local Governance, Deputy Ministry for Municipalities, District #: 4, Shahr-e-Naw, Ansari Square towards Kolola Poshta, second left street, Beside Turkish Cargo Head office, Kabul – Afghanistan

Note: Please specify the vacancy number in the subject line or else your application will not be considered by the system.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the written test/interview.

Submission Email:

hr.cip.dmm@gmail.com