UNOPS - United Nations Office for Project Services
Functional Responsibilities
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Groundwater Source Assessment
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Drilling supervision
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Knowledge management
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Monitoring and Progress Control
Groundwater Source Assessment
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Responsible to conduct field survey using hydrological and geophysical investigation methods;
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Analyze hydrological and geophysical data from the field survey;
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Lead the detail ground water potential assessment and evaluations;
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Determine the potential for ground water recharge;
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Provide the required technical advice for the conduct of ground water quality and the suitability of water to the intended purposes;
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Define the preliminary well profile;
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Draw conclusions and recommendations on the suitability of the site for ground water, yield capacity, drilling methodology, casing requirements, etc.
Drilling Supervision
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Carry out the site handover for drilling and confirm the location of the water points pursuant to the recommendation of the study;
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Supervise and monitor the drilling activities and ensure the required depth reached for collection of water;
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Design the casing and supervise the installation of the casings that include the screening and blinding portions;
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Supervise the testing processes and ensure the required yield of the well is achieved;
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Recommend the appropriate type of submersible pump pursuant to the yield and the required head for water supply;
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Responsible for the entire commissioning of the ground water development.
Knowledge Management
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Deliver training on aquifer and groundwater extraction management.
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Support the other relevant experts with the development of groundwater management strategies for inclusion in the master plans.
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Support the development of, and build capacity for, a groundwater information management system in the local area.
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Contribute to the dissemination and sharing of best practices and lessons learned for development planning and knowledge building.
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Keep regular meetings with peer site engineers to benefit from each other experiences.
Monitoring and progress control
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A short monthly report on progress on monitoring system implementation, field-testing, and modeling.
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A report on field-testing of the aquifer.
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Monthly progress reports.
Impact of Results |
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Groundwater Source Assessment
-
Drilling supervision
-
Knowledge management
-
Monitoring and Progress Control
-
Groundwater Source Assessment
-
Responsible to conduct field survey using hydrological and geophysical investigation methods;
-
Analyze hydrological and geophysical data from the field survey;
-
Lead the detail ground water potential assessment and evaluations;
-
Determine the potential for ground water recharge;
-
Provide the required technical advice for the conduct of ground water quality and the suitability of water to the intended purposes;
-
Define the preliminary well profile;
-
Draw conclusions and recommendations on the suitability of the site for ground water, yield capacity, drilling methodology, casing requirements, etc.
-
Drilling Supervision
-
Carry out the site handover for drilling and confirm the location of the water points pursuant to the recommendation of the study;
-
Supervise and monitor the drilling activities and ensure the required depth reached for collection of water;
-
Design the casing and supervise the installation of the casings that include the screening and blinding portions;
-
Supervise the testing processes and ensure the required yield of the well is achieved;
-
Recommend the appropriate type of submersible pump pursuant to the yield and the required head for water supply;
-
Responsible for the entire commissioning of the ground water development.
-
Knowledge Management
-
Deliver training on aquifer and groundwater extraction management.
-
Support the other relevant experts with the development of groundwater management strategies for inclusion in the master plans.
-
Support the development of, and build capacity for, a groundwater information management system in the local area.
-
Contribute to the dissemination and sharing of best practices and lessons learned for development planning and knowledge building.
-
Keep regular meetings with peer site engineers to benefit from each other experiences.
-
Monitoring and progress control
-
A short monthly report on progress on monitoring system implementation, field-testing, and modeling.
-
A report on field-testing of the aquifer.
-
Monthly progress reports.
Impact of Results |
|
-
Groundwater Source Assessment
-
Drilling supervision
-
Knowledge management
-
Monitoring and Progress Control
-
Groundwater Source Assessment
-
Responsible to conduct field survey using hydrological and geophysical investigation methods;
-
Analyze hydrological and geophysical data from the field survey;
-
Lead the detail ground water potential assessment and evaluations;
-
Determine the potential for ground water recharge;
-
Provide the required technical advice for the conduct of ground water quality and the suitability of water to the intended purposes;
-
Define the preliminary well profile;
-
Draw conclusions and recommendations on the suitability of the site for ground water, yield capacity, drilling methodology, casing requirements, etc.
-
Drilling Supervision
-
Carry out the site handover for drilling and confirm the location of the water points pursuant to the recommendation of the study;
-
Supervise and monitor the drilling activities and ensure the required depth reached for collection of water;
-
Design the casing and supervise the installation of the casings that include the screening and blinding portions;
-
Supervise the testing processes and ensure the required yield of the well is achieved;
-
Recommend the appropriate type of submersible pump pursuant to the yield and the required head for water supply;
-
Responsible for the entire commissioning of the ground water development.
-
Knowledge Management
-
Deliver training on aquifer and groundwater extraction management.
-
Support the other relevant experts with the development of groundwater management strategies for inclusion in the master plans.
-
Support the development of, and build capacity for, a groundwater information management system in the local area.
-
Contribute to the dissemination and sharing of best practices and lessons learned for development planning and knowledge building.
-
Keep regular meetings with peer site engineers to benefit from each other experiences.
-
Monitoring and progress control
-
A short monthly report on progress on monitoring system implementation, field-testing, and modeling.
-
A report on field-testing of the aquifer.
-
Monthly progress reports.
Impact of Results |
|
-
Groundwater Source Assessment
-
Drilling supervision
-
Knowledge management
-
Monitoring and Progress Control
-
Groundwater Source Assessment
-
Responsible to conduct field survey using hydrological and geophysical investigation methods;
-
Analyze hydrological and geophysical data from the field survey;
-
Lead the detail ground water potential assessment and evaluations;
-
Determine the potential for ground water recharge;
-
Provide the required technical advice for the conduct of ground water quality and the suitability of water to the intended purposes;
-
Define the preliminary well profile;
-
Draw conclusions and recommendations on the suitability of the site for ground water, yield capacity, drilling methodology, casing requirements, etc.
-
Drilling Supervision
-
Carry out the site handover for drilling and confirm the location of the water points pursuant to the recommendation of the study;
-
Supervise and monitor the drilling activities and ensure the required depth reached for collection of water;
-
Design the casing and supervise the installation of the casings that include the screening and blinding portions;
-
Supervise the testing processes and ensure the required yield of the well is achieved;
-
Recommend the appropriate type of submersible pump pursuant to the yield and the required head for water supply;
-
Responsible for the entire commissioning of the ground water development.
-
Knowledge Management
-
Deliver training on aquifer and groundwater extraction management.
-
Support the other relevant experts with the development of groundwater management strategies for inclusion in the master plans.
-
Support the development of, and build capacity for, a groundwater information management system in the local area.
-
Contribute to the dissemination and sharing of best practices and lessons learned for development planning and knowledge building.
-
Keep regular meetings with peer site engineers to benefit from each other experiences.
-
Monitoring and progress control
-
A short monthly report on progress on monitoring system implementation, field-testing, and modeling.
-
A report on field-testing of the aquifer.
-
Monthly progress reports.
Impact of Results |
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Education/Experience/Language requirements
Education
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Advanced University Degree (Masters Degree) in Groundwater, Hydrogeology, Geology, Water Engineering, Environmental Science, or related areas is required.
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A Bachelor’s Degree (first level) in Groundwater, Hydrogeology, Geology, Water Engineering, Environmental Science, or related areas in combination with an additional 2 years of relevant work experience may be accepted in lieu of the education requirements outlined above.
Experience
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A minimum of five (5) years experience experience in groundwater exploration, resource determination, and management is required.
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At least two (2) years of experience in aquifer yield determination and groundwater flow modeling, with good experience in water well drilling technology is required.
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Experience in one of the following fields would be a significant asset: Implementation of field program for water network groundwater/aquifer modeling software, and capacity building, and experience in developing and presenting training materials
Language
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Fluency in written, spoken and reading English is required.
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Knowledge of another UN official language is an asset.
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