MSH Nigeria NGO Vacancy for PRocurement Officer
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) saves lives and improve health, especially among the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people, by closing the gap between knowledge and action in public health. We live our mission to save lives and improve the health of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people by closing the gap between knowledge and in public health
POSITION: PROCUREMENT OFFICER
LOCATION: ABUJA
The role of the procurement Coordinator is to procure good and services in compliance with MSH procurement policies and procedures. s/he collects proforma invoices on approved purchase requisitions, prepares offer analysis and males recommendations. Once the order has been completed, the procurement officer will follow up to assure delivery. She/he maintains procurement data including supplier list and standards of goods and services and ensures the effectiveness of procurement in timely and cost effective manner. For more information on specific responsibilities, please click the link below
QUALIFICATIONS:
BSC/HND in purchasing or related field
Three years experience in procurement
Ability to work under pressure
Planning amnd scheduling skills
Experience and knowledge of USAID procurement policy guidelines
Excellent interpersonal skills; demonstrated ability to interact professionally with a culturally diverse staff, client and consultants
Ability to work independently; tale initiative to meet deadlines with attention to detail and quality
English fluently including business terminology required
Demonstrated intermediate computer skills in Microsoft Office Suite applications
NOTE: There are no relocation allowances available for this position
TO APPLY
For more information including application instructions, visit the Employment Opportunites section of our website at https://jobs-msh.icims.com/ and can apply for this position through the link https://jobs-msh.icims.com/jobs/3717/job
not later than Friday November 12, 2010
Suitable candidates living with HIV/AIDS will have an added advantage women are encouraged to apply
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) saves lives and improve health, especially among the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people, by closing the gap between knowledge and action in public health. We live our mission to save lives and improve the health of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people by closing the gap between knowledge and in public health
POSITION: PROCUREMENT OFFICER
LOCATION: ABUJA
The role of the procurement Coordinator is to procure good and services in compliance with MSH procurement policies and procedures. s/he collects proforma invoices on approved purchase requisitions, prepares offer analysis and males recommendations. Once the order has been completed, the procurement officer will follow up to assure delivery. She/he maintains procurement data including supplier list and standards of goods and services and ensures the effectiveness of procurement in timely and cost effective manner. For more information on specific responsibilities, please click the link below
QUALIFICATIONS:
BSC/HND in purchasing or related field
Three years experience in procurement
Ability to work under pressure
Planning amnd scheduling skills
Experience and knowledge of USAID procurement policy guidelines
Excellent interpersonal skills; demonstrated ability to interact professionally with a culturally diverse staff, client and consultants
Ability to work independently; tale initiative to meet deadlines with attention to detail and quality
English fluently including business terminology required
Demonstrated intermediate computer skills in Microsoft Office Suite applications
NOTE: There are no relocation allowances available for this position
TO APPLY
For more information including application instructions, visit the Employment Opportunites section of our website at https://jobs-msh.icims.com/ and can apply for this position through the link https://jobs-msh.icims.com/jobs/3717/job
not later than Friday November 12, 2010
Suitable candidates living with HIV/AIDS will have an added advantage women are encouraged to apply
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