Hamza Al-Laqta

Leading a team of 16 Case managers and 8 volunteers working in the 4 villages of Azraq refugees camp in implementing the community based protection program in the camp in close coordination with the livelihood Project manager.

Assisting the Projects Coordinator (PC) in project designing, planning, budget preparation and monitoring, reporting as well as establishing and maintaining good relations with stakeholders such as refugee communities & representatives, UNHCR and other organizations working in the Azraq Camp.

Manage a team of 16 case managers working in 2 cities (Amman & Zarqa) to ensure that high-quality
services are delivered and project objective are being achieved by providing supportive supervision for the
case managers and Liaison with 2 Community Based Organizations (CBOs) business partners in Amman
& Zarqa.
Assist the case management team in improving forms, assessments, care plans and mapping of
community support services and attending all meetings with partners and stakeholders in the field.
Monitor on-going care plan development with special attention to safety issues and stabilizing the clients
from protection concerns and contribute to proposals and report writing.

Providing ongoing support and expertise through comprehensive assessment, planning, evaluation, and
monitoring for the needs of the Syrian Refugees in Jordan.

the current project in Jordan is coordinated by the UNHCR and involve preparing care plans, best interest
assessment, best interest determination and continuous follow-up with child protection cases.

Conducting various LEED credits calculations during the Design phase and guiding the Various
contraction teams on Strategies for achieving Credits Goals.

Following up with current Construction Control Plans to check compliance with LEED requirements.

The project was supporting Talan towers Kazakhstan to reach LEED gold certification.

Providing ongoing support and expertise through comprehensive assessment, planning, evaluation, and
monitoring for the needs of the Syrian Refugees in Jordan.

the protection project in Jordan is coordinated by the UNHCR and involve preparing care plans, best interest
assessment, best interest determination, referral service and continuous follow-up with child protection cases.

Conducting various LEED credits calculations during the Design phase

The credits included: SS Credit 1, Water Efficient Irrigation-Reduced Potable Water Consumption, WE
Credit1-Water Use Reduction, EA Credit 1.3 - Optimize Energy Performance, HVAC, and MR Credit
4-Recycled Content.

Analysis of different metallic samples including piles used in Aqaba port expansion project for determination of its mechanical properties

Analysis includes sample preparation, samples dimensions measurement, testing the samples using tensile, impact and hardness testing machines, analyzing the results and checking compliance with international standards