PAM recruits a Logistics Manager – Public procurement

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BAC Level+5 Deadline: 28 Oct 2018 2026

• 0 comments PAM recruits a Logistics Manager – Public procurement The World Food Programme (WFP) is recruiting a Logistics Officer – Public procurement for its office of Kinshasa, in République Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) Applications are open until 28 October 2026. Title of post Logistics Manager – Public procurement

Education / Qualifications

Organization: World Food Programme (WFP)

Location

Workplace Kinshasa, République Democratic Republic of Congo Type of contract: Full-time Mode of work: In-person Offer reference: JR127388 Application deadline: October 28, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (UTC)+1)

Job overview

Other information

The World Food Programme (WFP) is the largest humanitarian organization in the world. It intervenes in emergency situations to save lives and uses food aid to promote peace, stability and prosperity for people affected by conflict, disasters and extreme weather events. WFP places people at the heart of its activities and is committed to promoting an inclusive, diverse and respectful work environment. It values integrity, collaboration, commitment, humanity and inclusion. For in sa WFP provides its employees with a multicultural and inclusive work environment. The organization invests in their professional development through training, mentoring programs, coaching and internal mobility opportunities. It also allows you to work in different countries, in regional and global offices, alongside professionals committed to the fight against hunger. WFP also offers an attractive remuneration package. WFP received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2020.

Main duties

Responsibilities

Based on Kinshasa and under the responsibility of the Supply Chain Manager, the incumbent will be responsible for leading logistics operations in the field or providing technical support to headquarters. It will need to work with key functions in the supply chain to ensure an integrated response to beneficiaries’ food aid needs. Responsibilities The duties of the incumbent will include: Participate in the development and implementation of logistics procedures, in accordance with WFP strategies, policies and plans. Plan and supervise operations, initiatives and logistical programs to ensure the timely, efficient and economical delivery of food aid. Collect and analyze technical data to anticipate operational needs and formulate proposals based on concrete elements. Organize transport operations and contracting of associated services, in accordance with established guidelines. Apply warehouse and inventory management procedures to reduce losses and ensure effective tracking of goods. Coordinate logistical activities related to assignments, contract preparation and supplier payments. Conduct financial analyses and budget reviews to optimize the use of available resources. Plan, organize and supervise the work of staff under his responsibility. Collect market information, analyse proposals from suppliers and ensure compliance with WFP rules and procedures. Collaborate with different functions in the supply chain to ensure effective coordination of food aid operations. Prepare reports, collect data and ensure accurate accounting follow-up to facilitate planning and decision making. Provide technical advice to staff, partners and governments in the areas of logistics, markets and food assistance. Develop partnerships with UN agencies, NGOs, governments and the private sector to strengthen coordination of operations. Contribute to emergency preparedness, including assessment of the country office’s logistics capacity, and make recommendations for improving risk management. Participate in emergency response according to WFP operational needs. Other responsibilities may be assigned to the incumbent of the position depending on the needs of the organization.

Candidate profile

Experience

Candidates must have at least five (5) years of experience in logistics, logistics and contracting logistics services. Education The applicant must hold a graduate degree in transportation economics, supply chain management, logistics, engineering, business management or a related field. A first university degree can also be accepted, provided you have additional professional experience and/or relevant training. Desired experiences The following experiences will be assets: Assessment and selection of service providers and third-party providers. Identification of risks related to transport operations and preparation of documentation relating to logistical emergencies. Determination of transport modalities and times with actors in the supply chain. Preparation and management of transport budgets and projects. Integrated management of air, sea and land transport operations. Supervision of professional staff. Work in harsh environments with safety risks. Collaboration with inter-institutional partners to coordinate emergency response and routine operations. Language skills Proficiency in French and English, corresponding to level C, is required. WFP Leadership Framework WFP's leadership framework defines the common behaviours expected of employees to accomplish the organization's mission. To consult this framework, click on the following link: http: Reasonable accommodation WFP is committed to supporting people with disabilities by offering reasonable accommodation throughout the recruitment process. For any request, please contact:

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