وائل غمراوي

The Field Officer’s role is to support the development and implementation of ACTED’s school rehabilitations and Community Support Projects (CSPs) in Akkar district. The Field Officer will liaise with local authorities, NGOs, and community stakeholders to identify and develop appropriate projects, in line with CSP guidelines and set priorities. Once projects have been identified, the Field Officer will coordinate with the Area Coordinator, Logistics Department, and Engineers to make the necessary implementation arrangements, such as designing BoQs and procurement. The Field Officer will then ensure the effective implementation of projects, including site visits and facilitating community engagement, and providing regular progress reports to the Area Coordinator.
Responsabilities:
• Liaising with local authorities, NGOs, community-based organizations, schools and other relevant stakeholders to identify potential school rehabilitation projects and CSPs.
• Coordinating with the Area Coordinator, Logistics, and Program Teams to develop identified projects. This includes, but is not limited to, conducting field-based and desk-based research, the creation of BoQs, and facilitating procurement.
• Developing visibility and communication plans to promote the engagement of the local community and ensure ownership over identified projects.
• Overseeing the implementation of projects, including regular site visits and communication with contractors, to identify potential risks to the timely completion of identified projects.
• Developing and compiling all relevant project documentation, including MoUs and project completion certificates.
• Informing relevant ACTED focal points of any security threats or incidents in the field

properly operate, care & perform preventive &corrective
Maintenance of medical equipment.
(hospital akkar-rahal, hospital gouvermental tannourine, abdalah rasi gouvermental hospital)
Participate in the preparations for the classification Tannourine Governmental Hospital& Hospital Chahine-Tripoli according to the accreditation system and the ISO9001 procedure that was conducted by Australian OPCV under the supervision of the Ministry of Public Health.