Job Title: Intern

Country & Base of posting: Occupied Palestinian territory / Nablus

Reports to: Protection consortium project manager

Duration: 4 months with possibility of extension to 6 months.

PREMIERE-URGENCE INTERNATIONAL (PUI) is an international, apolitical, non-religious and non-profit French organization intervening in 20 countries worldwide to provide a global response on the fundamental needs to victims of humanitarian crisis from the emergency to the restoration of their autonomy and dignity. Première-Urgence and Aide Médicale Internationale merged in 2011 to offer a better range of lifesaving care and life-changing assistance to communities affected by humanitarian crisis.

PUI’s humanitarian and development aid strategy focuses on providing support to populations affected by the coercive environment and subsequent violations of IHL/HR in both the West Bank (WB) and the Gaza Strip (GS). It combined several sectors to prevent the loss of livelihoods and displacements of population as a consequence of protection threats, lack of services (Health, Education, WASH), and lack of access to agricultural lands or job opportunities.

Overall Objectives:

Under the responsibility of the Consortium Project Manager, the Technical Intern Role is to conduct Deep & technical assessment and supervise the implementation of the emergency and protective measures under the current project in the North of West Bank.

That mainly – but not exclusively – includes: 

• Conducting technical deep assessment for the emergency & protective responses.
• Follow up & monitoring of the material delivery with the supplier and community / beneficiaries and protection Consortium Partners.
• Assessment, Delivery and monitoring after demolition.

Internally, He/she will contribute in reporting, updating the activity follow up tools and work plans.

Externally, she/he will develop the community mobilization, relations with the municipality councils, identification of local partners if relevant, identification of opportunities/vulnerable groups and communities, etc.

In addition, He/she is responsible in alerting the team about any related protection issue/incident occurring in the area of intervention. She/he will ensure that the PUI procedures and regulations are fully respected during the implementation of the livelihood activities. 

Tasks & Responsibilities:

1. Conducting Technical Deep Assessments Related to Protective & Emergency Responses.

• Conducting field visit in order to evaluate the feasibility and the technical specifications (etc.) of the potential emergency / protective responses identified that are related to construction field.
• Cross check the collected information from different sources (CEW, VC, Suppliers, victims, Geographical Partner, CWRC or other stakeholders).
• Conducting a risk assessment for each proposed response including the formulation of some recommendation of material delivery and installation (i.e. Area C).
• Updating the deep assessment with the technical specifications and budget according to the ongoing tender & updating the database accordingly.
• Participating in the FGDs to identify the relevant protective measures in the North of the WB.
• Request cash assistance for emergency responses.
• Being part of the emergency and protective response’s selection committee.
• Coordinating with partners in the North on daily basis to ensure the proper implementation for the activities and to check the needed supporting documents to proceed with the response.

2. Supervising and Monitoring the Delivery of the Material in the North (Emergency & Protective Responses)

• After the validation of the response, request materials from the Log. Department, coordinating with the supplier in cooperation with the logistic assistant (mainly construction supplier) the delivery of the material.
• To ensure delivery of the needed material based on the bill of quantities.
• Coordinating the delivery & installation of the material with the community, victims, suppliers and the consortium Partners.
• Monitoring the smooth implementation of the materials by conducting regular field visit and writing relevant reports.
• Document all activities by collecting and providing all necessary information and taking photos before/after the activity.

3. Follow Up and Monitoring the livelihood support activity such as olive harvest (OH) Activity (Material Delivery, Contracts & Payments)

• Participating in the committee of identification targeted villages, creating steering committee.
• Design the type of support for each HH, delivery the required materials, documentation and preparing the needed contracts.

Reports to: Protection Consortium project Manager.

Works in Coordination with:

• WB Field Coordinator
• Operation Team
• Partners Field Officers
• M&E Department
• Logistics & Administrative Assistants

Duty Station

This position is based in PUI’s office in Nablus with at least 70% of the working time spent on the field.

جميع الحقوق محفوظة لموقع جوبس.

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:

• Bachelor degree preferably in the field of Civil Engineering, Agriculture Engineering, Building Engineering, or related field.
• Fresh graduate. An experience in the related field would consider as an asset.
• Valid and clean driving license.

REQUIRED PERSONAL CHARECTERSTIC:

• Good knowledge of North West Bank villages and ability of movement in the field.
• Good in written and spoken Arabic and English.
• Professionalism, presentation, communication and networking skills.
• Ability to work independently while taking initiatives and showing a sense of responsibility
• Ability to work under pressure.
• Ability to work with various partners, in a spirit of openness, and with adaptable communications strategies.
• Ability to write reports and follow-up execution of projects’ activities.
• Ability to meet deadlines.
• Sense of diplomacy
• Dynamic team player.
• Computer skills, in particular MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook, MS Project and the Internet.