About the Role
Heart For Humanity Initiative (HHI), a prominent women-led and youth-driven non-governmental organization, is seeking a skilled Building and Construction Engineer to join our dynamic team in Nigeria. In this vital role, you will provide technical leadership and oversight for our infrastructure and community development projects, ensuring that all construction activities meet high standards of safety, quality, and sustainability. If you are passionate about driving impactful social change and transforming vulnerable communities through resilient engineering solutions, we invite you to apply.
Key Responsibilities- Oversee the planning, design, and execution of building and construction projects for community development initiatives.
- Conduct site inspections and quality control checks to ensure adherence to engineering standards, safety regulations, and project timelines.
- Prepare accurate cost estimates, bills of quantities, technical reports, and comprehensive project documentation.
- Collaborate closely with project managers, contractors, architects, and local community stakeholders to ensure seamless project delivery.
- Ensure sustainable and environmentally friendly building practices are integrated into all infrastructural developments.
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Building Technology, Construction Management, or a related field.
- Minimum of 3 to 5 years of professional construction engineering experience, preferably within the NGO or development sector.
- Registration with relevant professional bodies (such as COREN or NIOB) is a strong advantage.
- Proficiency in computer-aided design (CAD) software and Microsoft Office suite.
- Strong problem-solving, project management, and cross-cultural communication skills.
- Competitive NGO salary package aligned with industry standards.
- Opportunities for professional growth and leadership development in the humanitarian sector.
- Health insurance coverage and paid time off.
- The chance to make a tangible, lasting difference in the lives of vulnerable communities across Nigeria.