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Jobs at Action Africa Help International in Uganda

Job Title:Mechanic(1 position)

Duty Station: Uganda

Job Summary:

To check the mechanical condition of AAH I vehicle and equipment regularly; to ensure programme activities run smoothly, vehicles are clean and in good order always in line with AAH I policies.

Duties & Responsibilities

Develop and maintain a vehicle maintenance program/plan for all field vehicles in line with set vehicle operational guidelines.
Diagnose problems, repair and perform general maintenance on all equipment and vehicles including adjustments of engines, transmissions, differentials, hydraulics, electrical systems and clutches on petrol and diesel equipment:
Inspect and test vehicles to ensure safety, report irregularities and equipment abuse to the transportation supervisor (logistics and stores officer).
Prepare annual workshop equipment inventory reports in line with reporting guidelines.
Tune up engines, ignition parts, clean and adjust carburettors, perform minor body repairs and respond to breakdowns.
Perform preventative maintenance and make inspections of vehicles for proper working order and safe operation.
Prepare and submit vehicle repair/maintenance monthly reports in line with the AAH I Vehicle Policy.
Perform any other duties as may be assigned from time to time


Required Qualifications

Mechanics Grade II
Certificate level 4 in motor vehicle/craft technician course
At least 4 years work in a busy motor vehicle workshop
Clean national driver’s license
Ordinary level certificate


Skills and Competencies

High level of integrity
Good report writing skills
Moderate computer skills


How To Apply;
Interested Candidates who meet the above criterior should submit their applications in person to gather an updated CV with at least 3 referees with their telephone contacts
The Human Resource & Administration Officer
Action Africa Help International -Uganda
Plot 72 Ntida Road
P.o Box 10501
Kampala Uganda

Deadline 23rd 01 2012

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