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Geotechnical specialist
Job responsibilities
Lead the research and study of soil to evaluate its suitability for foundations. He/she will investigate and assess construction sites, conduct lab tests, create designs for structures, supervise construction, write and present reports. Plan and review the geotechnical design structures for roads, bridges, culverts, embankments, water drainage canals, dam, dykes and other construction projects. Reviewed and identify issues and potential technical solutions for detail designs of water storage and flood control structures. Supervise the Contractor in the undertakings of soil investigations. Define and implement preliminary light geotechnical surveys. Review results and analysis of the geotechnical surveys being carried out for detailed design of water storage and flood control structures. Review the materials and works specifications for different water storage structures. Coordinate with structural Engineers in the design of dams and other hydraulic structures. Approve the final Geotechnical detailed design report for all hydraulic structures to be constructed. Perform geotechnical analysis and study to assess construction site condition. Plan and supervise geotechnical exploration effectively. Develop proposals and determine cost and schedule for investigations. Assist Manager in design and evaluation of constructions. Review and approve geotechnical designs developed by outside consultants Review construction design proposals and approve geotechnical aspects. Look at the risk of geological hazards and making sure any factors affecting engineering works are identified and managed; Consulting geological maps and aerial photographs to advise on site selection. Assisting with the design of built structures, using specialized computer software or calculations. Advising on and testing a range of construction materials including sand, gravel, bricks and clay. Conduct a preliminary geotechnical analysis of potential dam sites by conducting in-situ test, hand Auger and trial pits and standard penetrometer test and some laboratory analysis. Prepare the Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual progress Report on all project activities to the Division Manager and design the framework for the physical and process monitoring of program activities. Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor
Qualifications
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Master’s in Civil Engineering
1 Years of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Geotechnical Engineering
3 Years of relevant experience
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Master’s Degree in Geotechnical Engineering
1 Years of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Geology
3 Years of relevant experience
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Master’s Degree in Geology
1 Years of relevant experience
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Master’s Degree in Geophysics
1 Years of relevant experience
Required competencies and key technical skills
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1Integrity
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2Strong critical thinking skills and excellent problem solving skills
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3Inclusiveness
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4Accountability
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5Communication
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6Teamwork
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7Client/citizen focus
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8Professionalism
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9Commitment to continuous learning
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10Fluency in English, Kinyarwanda and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage
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11Knowledge in using GIS tools
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12Knowledge in analyzing infrastructure foundations
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13Knowledge in planning and undertaking a detailed geotechnical survey
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14Knowledge in analyzing and developing appropriate technical measures for foundation construction based on the geotechnical survey results
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15Knowledge in reviewing and assessing design documents for infrastructure development
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16Basic skills of geology and soil mechanics
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17Resource management skills
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18Problem solving skills
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19Decision making skills
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20Time management skills
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21Risk management skills
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22Results oriented
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23Digital literacy skills
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24Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage
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25Knowledge of GIS Tools
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26Analytical skills;
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27Knowledge of using specialist computer software to create analytical 2D and 3D models
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28Knowledge in planning detailed field investigations by drilling and analyzing samples of deposits or bedrock
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2. Water pollution investigation officer
Job responsibilities
• Conducting inspections of potential water polluting activities. • Operation and maintenance of water pollution investigation tools and other related equipment. • Advising RWB on appropriate equipment to acquire in order to complement and improve existing water pollution investigation efforts. • Development and update of water pollution investigation procedures, checklists and characterization. • Collection of samples from water bodies, soil and discharges for field and laboratory analysis to determine water quality compliance and document findings. • Investigation of complaints pertaining to suspected water pollution from point sources, nonpoint sources, or regulated facilities. • Contribution to the development and implementation of field water pollution investigation plans and roadmap. • Determination of the intervals and appropriate sites for sampling, records pertinent data concerning relevant factors and interprets data collected. • Preparation of investigation reports on water pollution issues identified and provision of recommendations to address those issues. • Follow up on reported investigation findings and recommendations to ensure issues identified are being addressed. • Works closely with enforcement and regulatory institutions in all activities related to Water Pollution Investigation. • Collection of samples from water bodies, soil and discharges for field and laboratory analysis to determine water quality compliance and document findings. • Investigation of complaints pertaining to suspected water pollution from point sources, nonpoint sources, or regulated facilities. • Update and maintenance of physical and electronic files and reports regarding water pollution investigation activities and findings. • Regular updates of water portal toolbox related to water pollution. • Perform any other duties assigned by supervisors
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Sciences
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Chemistry
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in water resources management
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Natural Resources Management
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Ecology
0 Year of relevant experience
Required competencies and key technical skills
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1Resource management skills
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2Analytical skills
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3Problem solving skills
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4Decision making skills
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5Time management skills
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6Risk management skills
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7Digital literacy skills
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8Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage.
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9Knowledge in environmental chemistry and water pollution investigation
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10Comprehensive knowledge on water quality parameters and effects
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11Understanding of environment system
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12Knowledge in international standards of environmental regulation
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13Result oriented
Water Monitoring and Quality Control Division Manager
Job responsibilities
• Conducting inspections of potential water polluting activities. • Operation and maintenance of water pollution investigation tools and other related equipment. • Advising RWB on appropriate equipment to acquire in order to complement and improve existing water pollution investigation efforts. • Development and update of water pollution investigation procedures, checklists and characterization. • Collection of samples from water bodies, soil and discharges for field and laboratory analysis to determine water quality compliance and document findings. • Investigation of complaints pertaining to suspected water pollution from point sources, nonpoint sources, or regulated facilities. • Contribution to the development and implementation of field water pollution investigation plans and roadmap. • Determination of the intervals and appropriate sites for sampling, records pertinent data concerning relevant factors and interprets data collected. • Preparation of investigation reports on water pollution issues identified and provision of recommendations to address those issues. • Follow up on reported investigation findings and recommendations to ensure issues identified are being addressed. • Works closely with enforcement and regulatory institutions in all activities related to Water Pollution Investigation. • Collection of samples from water bodies, soil and discharges for field and laboratory analysis to determine water quality compliance and document findings. • Investigation of complaints pertaining to suspected water pollution from point sources, nonpoint sources, or regulated facilities. • Update and maintenance of physical and electronic files and reports regarding water pollution investigation activities and findings. • Regular updates of water portal toolbox related to water pollution. • Perform any other duties assigned by supervisors
Qualifications
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Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Sciences
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Chemistry
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in water resources management
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Natural Resources Management
0 Year of relevant experience
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Bachelor’s Degree in Ecology
0 Year of relevant experience
Required competencies and key technical skills
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1Resource management skills
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2Analytical skills
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3Problem solving skills
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4Decision making skills
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5Time management skills
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6Risk management skills
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7Digital literacy skills
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8Fluency in Kinyarwanda, English and/or French. Knowledge of all is an added advantage.
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9Knowledge in environmental chemistry and water pollution investigation
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10Comprehensive knowledge on water quality parameters and effects
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11Understanding of environment system
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12Knowledge in international standards of environmental regulation
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13Result oriented
