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Openings -- Project Officer in Project Field Office (Sichuan, Xinjiang)
Project Officer in Project Field Office
(Sichuan, Xinjiang)
Job Description
Position Name
Project Officer
Reports to
Project Director or his designation
Position Summary
China-Canada Agriculture Development Program require a
Project Officer respectively for the project field office in Sichuan and
Xinjiang to carry out certain responsibilities related to the needs of
the projects. The project officer must be currently resident in these
provinces and will work under the supervision of the Project
Manager/Assistant Manager based in the Beijing Program Office and
together with the Canadian Long-Term Technical Advisor (LTTA) in the
provincial field offices (Chengdu, Sichuan; Urumqi, Xinjiang).
Duties
and Responsibilities
The Project
Officer under contract to Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), will be
responsible to:
1.
Project Operations
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liaise closely with Canadian LTTA,
Chinese LTTA, Chinese counterpart bureaus and organizations all
matters related to effective project implementation;
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assist in establishing the
provincial field office (PFO) in the provincial capital, and the
county field office (CFO) in the counties;
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assist in managing the effective
implementation of sub-contract and local consultants in
accordance with project outcomes and outputs;
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provide translation and
interpretation to Canadian LTTAs in their interactions with
Chinese counterparts to ensure effective and accurate
communication;
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translate English and Chinese
documents, correspondences as necessary;
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provide inputs to the agricultural
program website (www.ccag.com.cn) and coordinate the submission
of technical materials and field activities information to BPO
website coordinator and/or website technical maintenance
personnel in Beijing;
2. Training
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assist in managing the effective
implementation of sub-contract and local consultants in accordance
with project outcomes and outputs;
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coordinate training programs related to
agriculture extension and Train the Trainers (TOTs) in the
province/county to ensure their effective design, planning and
implementation;
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provide administrative and logistical
assistance as required for delivery of workshops, seminars and
training programs in the province/county;
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prepare/edit training activity
planners;
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assist the training activities as
needed;
3. Administration
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coordinate with Chinese counterpart
bureaus to renew Canadian LTTA’s certificates, including expert
card, visa, residence permit;
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assist with mobilization/demobilization
of LTTA and field staff;
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effectively manage operation and
maintenance of PFO facilities;
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update office procurement database;
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arrange for meetings as directed;
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performs typing and transcription
duties as required;
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receive and transfer telephone calls,
take messages as requested;
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manage filing;
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manage subscriptions;
4. Finance
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liaise closely with Beijing Program
Office on financial dealings;
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prepare monthly budget of field office;
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prepare monthly expense claims and pivot table;
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check that receipts accompany all expenses;
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check that training activities have activity numbers;
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verify per diems against allowances;
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make photocopies of all expense claims and receipts;
5. Travel Arrangements
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assist in preparation of itinerary;
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book airline/train tickets and hotels as requested;
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arrange for pick-up service;
6. Reports/Workplans
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assist the LTTAs in the preparation of
updates, work plans, progress reports and other documentation or
reports as required;
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assist the LTTAs in the preparation of
Requests for Proposals (RFP’s) and other documents to support
tendering for sub-projects and local consultants;
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assist the LTTAs to format, edit
reports/workplans.
Qualifications and Minimum
Requirementsts
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Chinese nationality with comprehension
competency of local dialect.
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Local resident.
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Bachelor’s degree required. Advanced
degree in agricultural field preferred.
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Proven proficiency in English.
Demonstrated written and oral communications skills.
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Three to five years experiences on
management and agricultural field.
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Ability to work effectively on multiple
issues/tasks under extremely tight deadlines.
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Ability to work in the county.
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Computer software and other
communication tools proficiency.
Salary Range
Commensurate with qualifications.
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Submission Deadline:
November 10, 2005
Note: Anyone who meets
the requirements and is interested in the position may
send his/her resume to
bjgao@ccag.com.cn
but only the candidates
screened will be notified to have an interview.
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