Deputy Director, Supply Chain Management at Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority ( KNRA)

Job Description

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Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KNRA) is a public entity established under Section 5 of the Nuclear Regulatory Act No. 29 of , which commenced on 10th January , to provide protection of persons, property and the environment against the harmful effects of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation through the establishment of a system of regulatory control.

Vacancy No. KNRA/04/

For appointment to this Grade, a candidate must: –

A minimum of years relevant work experience in public or private institution four years of which should have been in a senior management role; Bachelor’s degree in any of the following disciplines: – Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Purchasing and Supply, Logistics, Business studies or any other relevant and qualification from a recognized institution; Master’s degree in supply chain management, logistics or any other relevant and equivalent qualification from a recognized institution; Be a member of professional body either KISM or CIPS in good standing; Leadership course lasting not less than four weeks from a recognized institution or its equivalent; Proficiency in computer applications; and Fulfilled the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution.

Duties and responsibilities

Developing and coordinating the preparation of annual procurement and disposal plans and their implementation; Coordinating procurement and disposal activities in the Authority; Preparing contract documents for goods, works and services; Custodian of contract documents; Liaising with the user department to ensure effective implementation of contracts for goods, works and services; Providing secretariat to committees’ incidental to procurement of goods and services, and disposal of assets; Coordinating disposal of assets activities; Providing professional advice on procurement of goods, works and services and disposal of assets; Preparing statutory reports to PPRA; and Reviewing procurement needs of the Authority.