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• Assist the Lead Engineer in undertaking detailed feasibility study and pre-checks surveys in conjunction with relevant government departments to determine scope of work.
• Support the generation of Bill of Quantities (BoQs), financial budget and technical designs.
• Assist the Lead Engineer in checking the quality of work done and contents of all necessary documentation.
• Responsible for preparation of progress reports on construction activities, according to the agreed timeframe of works and submission of such on a weekly basis to the Lead Engineer
• Support training of community asset management members and staff on construction standards, operation, and maintenance of created or rehabilitated infrastructure.
• Identifies and pursues solutions to specific asset creation problems highlighted by communities, stakeholders, and staff in the project operation areas with support from the Lead Engineer.
• Support, with assistance from the Lead Engineer collaborative joint progress monitoring at project sites with relevant district government technical departments.
• Assist the compilation of asset registers for NFI materials at project sites.

• Degree in Civil Engineering/Agricultural Engineering or equivalent.
• 4-6 years’ experience in community projects engineering or related field.
• Ability to work with minimum supervision