The Logistics Officer will be responsible for ensuring effective, efficient, and transparent logistics operations in Kabul in compliance with INTERSOS procedures and donor requirements (including ECHO). This includes procurement, fleet management, asset tracking, warehousing, and general office/guesthouse support.
2. Key Responsibilities
A. Procurement
- Implement procurement processes in line with INTERSOS Procurement Manual and donor rules.
- Prepare and launch RFQs, collect bids, conduct bid analysis, and prepare Purchase Orders (POs).
- Maintain updated procurement tracking sheets.
- Ensure proper archiving of all procurement files.
B. Fleet & Transportation
- Manage vehicle scheduling, movements, and logbooks.
- Ensure regular maintenance and repair of vehicles and motorbikes.
- Coordinate with drivers for mission travel requests.
- Monitor fuel consumption and maintain fuel logs.
C. Asset & Inventory Management
- Maintain updated asset and inventory registers for Kabul base.
- Tag and record all assets as per policy.
- Conduct periodic physical checks and report discrepancies.
- Support disposal processes as per INTERSOS and donor procedures.
D. Warehouse & Stock Management
- Supervise receipt, storage, and dispatch of goods.
- Ensure stock cards, bin cards, and inventory records are up to date.
- Monitor expiry dates for consumables and NFIs.
E. Facility & Support Services
- Ensure the maintenance of the office, guesthouse, and storage facilities.
- Oversee service contracts (e.g., security guards, cleaning services, utilities).
- Support the setup of new offices or rehabilitation works.
F. Compliance & Reporting
- Ensure all logistics documentation is complete, signed, and archived.
- Submit weekly/monthly logistics reports to the Country Logistics Coordinator.
- Ensure compliance with donor-specific visibility and procurement requirements.