SCI seeks a consultant with the Scope of Work below:
1. DESCRIPTION / BACKGROUND OF PROGRAM
Save
the Children and Starbucks have collaborated since 2009 to improve the
lives of children and their families in poor coffee growing regions of
the Aceh province in Indonesia. The Better Living, Education,
Nutrition, and
Development (BLEND) program has been our main joint intervention. The
current BLEND program, BLEND3, builds on more than four years of work in
the Timang Gajah and Gajah Putih sub-districts of the Bener Meriah
district in Aceh province. BLEND3 has moved
to the Permata and Bener Kelipah sub-districts, which are comprised of
39 poor coffee-growing communities, most in remote areas. BLEND3
strives to improve the health of mothers and the health, nutrition, and
development of children under six years old. It
aims to replicate successful strategies from the previous BLEND project
to benefit 1,000 children from approximately 5,700 households.
The
main activities of BLEND3 include working to improve the quality of
health and education by implementing four intermediate results
including:
1. Increased availability of and access to Mother Child Health (MCH) and Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) services
2. Improved quality of MCH and ECCE services
3. Increased knowledge of, support for, and management of MCH and ECCE services
4. Increased government and stakeholder support for the sustainable delivery of MCH and ECCE programs
One of the key intervention of this
project in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) services is
construction of new ECCE & rehabilitation of the exixiting ECCEs
2. Objectives of the Consultancy
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The Consultant – Construction Engineer
hold a crucial role in ensuring the construction design & activities
of 15 ECCE Centres with the details belows:
7 ECCE Centes for new construction:
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8 ECCE Centre with rehabilitation:
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3. The Consultant has agreed to:
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1. Prepare the DED (Detail Engineering Design) of 15 ECCE centres which consist of Drawing & material Bill of Quantities
2. Working with BLEND3 team – Bener Meriah in supervising the construction process of all 15 ECCE centres
3. Maintain
construction records, such as work schedules, daily manpower, visitors,
materials on sites, sample of materials, weather conditions, testing of
materials reports, work orders, accomplishment reports, design changes
& variation orders, progress as built drawings, minutes of
meetings, photographs and other records that maybe required
4. Ensure
that all materials delivered to sites by contractors and suppliers has
passed the quality requirements prior to installation and safely stored
against degradation;
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4. Deliverables:
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5. Time frame:
Starting : 21 April – 21 July 2014
For maximum 20 billable days/ month
6. Benefit should be provided/expenses:
- Transportasion Cost Return from Home base – Bener Meriah – Home base(taxi or bus based on actual cost with recived)
- Housing base in Bener Meriah
- Transportation Cost (Motor bike & fuel) during the contract
7. Term of payment:
Payment will be paid after completing 20 bilable days each month.
8. Reporting line : Deputy Program Manager
9. Qualification & Experiences
- University graduated from Civil Engineering or Architecture
- Previous experience in supervision of construction would be a distinct advantage
- Ability to work as a team
- Good communication and reporting skill
- Knolwledge in Autocad program is an advantage
- Basic knowledge in Ms.Word, Excell, Power point
- Basic oral and written communication skills in English
Exposure and direct experience in NGO work is a plus
Updated CV and application letter should be sent to recruitment.indonesia@savethechildren.org
Please fill the "subject" column of the e-mails in this format:
<Construction-BLEND3><your name>
Closing date for application is up to 16 April 2014
(Only short-listed candidates will be notified)
Save the Children encourages
qualified candidates to apply regardless of religion, race, gender,
sexual orientation or disability
All recruitment practices and procedures reflect Save the Children's commitment to protecting children from abuse
