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Logistics Manager – Tripoli New - International Medical Corps


Position Title: Logistics Manager.

Position Reports to Logistics Coordinator.

Field Site: Tripoli.

Date Needed: ASAP.

 

Essential Job Duties/Scope of Work:


The Logistics Manager is responsible for the overall country Logistics & Supply Chain department performance, with a primary focus on timely planning, acquisition, safe storage and delivery of project supplies, equipment, and services in support to International Medical Corps operations; working in close coordination with Country Management and program teams, and in compliance with International Medical Corps, host country and donors’ procedures, rules and regulations. The Logistics Coordinator provides technical support to the country logistics team. S/He keeps close contact with the Regional Logistics team (and global team when required) for guidance, technical support, and reporting. S/He is accountable for the quality of the logistics monthly and quarterly reporting process and is in charge of the analysis of country logistics data to identify opportunities for enhancement of the effectiveness and efficiency of the logistics and supply chain department.

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General Duties and Responsibilities:
Coordination and representation:

  • Manages the country logistics and procurement activities including emergency response, where applicable. Provides technical oversight, input, direction, and supervision to Logistics & Supply Chain staff to ensure effective and timely support to projects implementation.
  • Responsible for management of Procurement, warehousing, stock, transport, fleet, assets, GIK reporting, etc. in line with applicable policies, procedures, SOPs, and guidelines.
  • Responsible for initial Logistics and Supply Chain assessment and continuous reassessing of the operational context including infrastructure, access routes for the country mission. Ensures optimal resource planning based on assessment.
  • Liaise closely with the Security focal point on risks affecting logistics and supply chain and related mitigation measures. Ensure the application of and compliance with, security protocols and policies in line with assigned tasks.
  • Actively engages in project planning, design, and budgeting to ensure that required logistics human and material resources and systems are accounted for and are suitable to support planned operations and expected workload.
  • Develops and implements logistics strategies in line with country program/operation strategy and preparedness plan.
  • Supports smooth implementation of IMC programs and operations, through participation in the planning of procurement and commodities dispatches to distribution, as well as effective coordination of other supply chain and logistics activities at the country level.
  • Enhances business coordination among the logistics, program, and finance departments to develop consensus around priorities and joined problem-solving to improve the delivery of assistance to beneficiaries.
  • Identifies and anticipates supply chain risks impacting program activities. Develops and implements related risk mitigation/reduction activities.
  • Ensures together with the country management team that logistics support requirements in terms of staffing and internal logistics infrastructure, required for effective project support, are correctly accounted for and budgeted in all project proposals.
  • Pro-actively coordinates with heads of department and develops logistics solutions, feed other departments with relevant logistics information and data useful to enhance project deliverables, and seeks feedback to ensure actions on identified improvements.
  • Drive operational excellence to achieve optimal efficiency and cost-effectiveness throughout the supply chain.
  • Identify and share ideas, innovations, best practices, and requests for improvements related to business processes and related
    tools at the local and global levels.
  • Implements analyze and monitor Key Performance Indicators for all logistics and supply chain aspects.
  • Ensures standard reports are prepared, analyzed, and shared with stakeholders as per standard requirements and schedule.
  • Responsible for timely submission of logistics reports to donors
  • Represents and advocates on behalf of the logistics department at the country level.
  • Represents positively International Medical Corps to government officials, community representatives, Logistics Cluster, NGO Forums, partners, and vendors in a positive and professional manner.
  • Contributes to the creation of a positive image and overall credibility of the organization, through the application of International Medical Corps’ mandate, ethics, and values both internally and externally.
  • Responsible for implementation of US Export Compliance regulations and Anti-Terrorism and Prohibited Party Screening Policy, within all logistics and supply chain activities of the country mission.
  • Ensures procurement and logistics activities minimize the negative impact on the environment.

Procurement and Supply Chain:

  • Accountable for the timely and transparent acquisition of equipment, supplies, and services, for program support and implementation, through the effective direction of the procurement section, while ensuring compliance with IMC, host government, and Donor’s procedures and regulations.
  • Ensures open, transparent, ethical, and free competition for procurements adheres too.
  • Ensures that market surveys are performed regularly, to inform sourcing strategy through the understanding of the market (including items availability and costs, identifying eligible suppliers, etc.)
  • Ensures that vendors are registered, assessed, and prequalified (as required).
  • Ensures Service Level Agreements (SLAs) with other departments are agreed upon, periodically reviewed and updated.
  • Ensures that procurement planning timelines account for agreed SLAs.
  • In collaboration with the Project Managers/Budget Holders, responsible for supporting the development of the Project Procurement Plan process and launch of procurement activities to enhance project timely work-plan implementation trough active participation in operational and pipelines meetings.
  • Ensures that Procurement Plans are shared, consolidated, and integrated with the Country Procurement Strategy leading to the implementation of strategic contracting in appropriate markets.
  • Ensures proper implementation of item catalogue use in procurement activities, including initiation of addition for any new items as appropriate.
  • Ensures that Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) are implemented and monitored for essential and frequently purchased commodities/services/equipment.
  • Promotes enhanced business and advanced negotiation practices, positive and ethical business relations with suppliers.
  • Responsible for ensuring regular feedback on procurement activities progress is available to all stakeholders through the provision of accurate Procurement trackers and Procurement Plans updates.
  • Ensures documented quantity and quality control for all deliveries.
  • Ensures that performance of vendors is monitored and documented to mitigate risk of future engagement of underperforming vendors.
  • Ensures timely payment request to Finance, in line with contract payment terms.
  • Collects and analyzes Productivity and Quality evaluation indicators, feedback from requesters/users and business partners/suppliers and adjust sourcing & contracting strategies accordingly to achieve the best Value-For-Money within procurement-related activities.
  • Ensures close collaboration with HQ Global Logistics & Supply Chain team to coordinate on timely delivery of international orders and other remote support activities or projects.

Logistics:

  • Oversees of the correct implementation of International Medical Corps standard systems and procedures for the management of the warehouse, transport, fleet, asset and GIK reporting.
  • Responsible for the design, deployment and implementation of Logistics information management and reporting system in line with organizational standards.
  • Ensures capturing, tracking, analyzing, and reporting logistics data.
  • Ensures that transactions are documented, stored, and accessible as per standard procedures, and an audit trail is in place.
  • Supervises and coordinates all logistics matters related to transport and fuel management, to ensure that vehicles are registered, insured, managed and maintained, have adequate equipment (safety, communication, tools, etc.) and spare parts/accessories, and all accidents are reported and properly handled.
  • Ensures usage of vehicles and generators fuel is correctly supervised, logged, and reconciled.
  • Ensures commodities and people are transported safely, drivers are trained and consistently implement drive safe procedures, mandated by IMC and local laws.
  • Maintains fit for purpose and an optimized country fleet of vehicles/generators.
  • Ensures adequate equipment/asset (including ICT items) acquisition and replacement plan is in place and reflected in project proposals and budgets.
  • Ensures that Asset List is up to date and all assets and attractive items are properly recorded, assigned to a custodian, tracked, and reported until the final disposal in line with requirements from IMC Asset manual and applicable donor regulations.
  • Ensures warehouse operations have adequate staffing, equipment, furniture, supplies, and required infrastructure improvements to maintain optimal storage conditions, safety and security.
  • Ensures warehouses are selected and registered as per IMC procedures.
  • Ensures accurate, compliant, and transparent warehouse management as per IMC manuals and country regulations.
  • Ensures that stock owners have access to stock status reports to facilitate timely stock replenishment and distribution planning.
  • Ensures timely sharing of newly received GIKs documentation with HQ Logistics Desk to facilitate the financial booking.
  • Coordinates acquisition of import/transit/export permits for international shipments, and timely customs clearance.
  • Coordinates international and local transport of commodities and where required ensuring the acquisition of necessary permits for shipping from local authorities.
  • Responsible for equipment and supplies insurance acquisition facilitation by providing timely and accurate information.
  • Where required, ensures that telecommunication equipment licenses are acquired through appropriate authorities (HF, VHF, Satellite phones, BGAN, VSAT, etc.), properly operated and maintained in a cost-efficient manner.

Staff Capacity building and Performance Management, Learning & Development:

  • Provides leadership and support to all IMC logistics and supply chain staff.
  • Builds and maintains fit for purpose team structure with appropriate segregation of duty through continuous planning and optimization of human resources within the department.
  • Recruits, inducts, coaches, trains, supervises, and mentors direct-report staff, including communicating clear expectations, setting performance objectives, providing regular and timely constructive performance feedback, and documented performance reviews. Ensure this is cascaded up-to-the assistant level by coaching staff managers to undertake a similar process.
  • Identifies training requirements/gaps, and ensures that training plans are developed, fully implemented and refresher training provided to all Logistics and Supply Chain staff, as required and deemed necessary.
  • Maintains open and professional relations with team members, promoting a strong team spirit, and providing oversight and guidance to enable staff to successfully perform in their roles.
  • As part of the succession plan and nationalization goals, identifies, trains, and develops the capability and capacity of national staff to successfully transition roles and responsibilities.

Compliance, Audit, and related controls:

  • Overall responsible for logistics department compliance with IMC policies and procedures and applicable donor regulations and local laws.
  • Responsible for implementation of department control mechanisms over business processes and related activities compliance.
  • Remains updated donor policies and procedures related to Logistics & Supply Chain and is responsible for timely dissemination and consistent application across the country program.
  • Conducts assessment and evaluation of risks impacting Logistics & Supply Chain and ensures action plans are in place to mitigate, minimize or remove risks impact.
  • Maintains accurate filing systems, with documented and auditable records of all Logistics & Supply chain transactions and reports.
  • Ensures timely submission timely of mandatory logistics reports to the country management team, and Global Logistics & Supply Chain team, in line with IMC policies and procedures.
  • Works with Finance, Compliance, Audit, country Logistics department and Regional Logistics team to assess compliance of business processes and related documentation to identify gaps and implement necessary corrective measures and risks mitigation. Implements corrective measures in coordination with the country and HQ management. Provides responses to audit queries where applicable.
  • Ensures Export Compliance requirements for all Logistics & Supply Chain actions are screened, applied, and properly documented in line with applicable license terms & conditions, to avoid any potential violation. Consults with HQ Focal Points for export compliance on existing license requirements and need for any new license or renewal of licenses required to conduct operations.

Fraud Prevention:

  • Committed to fraud prevention, detection, reporting, and fraud risk reduction as per IMC policies and procedures, donor regulations, and local laws.

Logistics Management & Information System (LMIS)

  • Supports implementation of software solution for logistics and procurement at the country level.
  • Ensures LMIS users are trained and use software solutions in a consistent and accurate manner.
  • Ensures that country related LMIS reports/dashboards are available or accessible to stakeholders

Perform other duties as assigned. The duties and responsibilities listed in this document are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and not necessarily all-inclusive.

As applicable to this position, an individual must promote and encourage a culture of compliance and ethics throughout the organization and maintain a clear understanding of International Medical Corps’ and donor compliance and ethics standards and adheres to those standards.


It is all staff shared responsibility and obligation to prevent matters involving Sexual Exploitation & Abuse, Trafficking in Persons, Child Safeguarding, and any suggested violation of our Code of Conduct, which may involve Conflicts of Interest, Fraud, Corruption, or Harassment. If staff see, hear, or are made aware of any suggested activities then the staff has an obligation to report.

Qualifications
Essential qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree in relevant field – law, social work, social sciences, public health, preferred;
  • Appropriate degree in one of the following fields: Humanitarian Logistics, Supply Chain Management, International transport, business trade, or Humanitarian Supply Chain Management certification; or minimum 3 years of humanitarian experience in logistics and/or Supply Chain at management level.
  • Commitment and demonstrated skills to build national staff capacity in the areas of logistics management, supervision and monitoring.
  • Strong organizational and problem-solving skills with an analytic approach.
  • Strong interpersonal, management, and leadership skills. Experience in remote management.
  • Ability to create and maintain effective team spirit, work in a participatory manner with staff under supervision, and other stakeholders to assess needs, implement, and monitor activities.
  • Ability to integrate and work well within a multi-ethnic and multicultural team.

Computer Literacy:

  • Advanced use of MS pack.
  • Able to build staff capacity on the design and use of excel forms.
  • Prior knowledge and understanding of donors’ rules and regulations applicable to Logistics and Procurement (USAID/BHA, ECHO, EC, DFID, etc.) are desired.
  • Evidence of humanitarian emergency deployments and international deployments desired.
  • Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions
  • Ability to interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions (including in the medical field) and possessing resourcefulness, flexibility, and creativity essential to work with a wide range of program activities.
  • Fluency in BOTH Arabic and English required.

Email your CV and Cover letter to libya-recruitment@internationalmedicalcorps.org indicating in the subject the position. Very Important, write the position title in the email subject before submitting.

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