Job Responsibilities

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• Review and validate engineering designs, BoQs, and shop drawings in coordination with the Project Manager and engineers.
• Ensure all construction, rehabilitation, and conservation works, mainly including gabion construction works, meet technical specifications, quality standards, and OSH requirements.
• Provide on-site technical support and troubleshooting to field teams, CfW participants, and contractors.
• Ensure compliance with DRC, national, and donor technical standards and best practices, including environmental safeguarding.
• Field Supervision & Monitoring
• Maintain full-time presence at site during implementation to supervise construction and CfW activities.
• Monitor contractors and CfW teams to ensure timely and quality delivery of works.
• Manage the contractors’ reports, payments, and other processes and documentation in coordination with the Project Manager.
• Support scheduling and coordination of field activities across sites.
• Track progress, document field activities, and resolve technical issues in coordination with the Project Manager and stakeholders.
• Planning & Reporting:
• Support the preparation of work plans, procurement requests, and implementation schedules.
• Consolidate and verify field reports, including attendance, progress documentation, photos, and material consumption logs.
• Provide inputs to the monthly and donor reports on technical and CfW activities.
• Safety & Compliance:
• Enforce site safety protocols, PPE use, and adherence to OSH standards.
• Ensure environmental safeguarding and climate-sensitive approaches in all activities.
• Promote adherence to DRC’s Code of Conduct, PSEAH policy, and accountability principles.
• Capacity Building & Stakeholder Engagement:
• Provide coaching and technical guidance to site supervisors and CfW workers.
• Participate in technical coordination meetings with donor focal points, local authorities (MoA, JVA, municipalities, etc.) and community stakeholders.
• Promote transparent communication and support conflict-sensitive approaches in field operations.