Life Helpers Initiative (LHI) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing Education, Health, and Social and Community development services, all geared towards bringing joy to individuals. Established on October 1, 2004, the organization has actively engaged in a multitude of developmental programs spanning Health, Education, and Socioeconomic development. These initiatives are specifically designed to benefit children, women, young people, and communities, with the overarching goal of bringing smiles to faces.
- Job Type: Full Time
- Qualification: BA/BSc/HND
- Experience: 2 years
- Location: Sokoto
- Job Field: Logistics and Admin Overall, Job Purpose:
The Logistics Officer is in charge transport, general vehicle maintenance and operations. Primarily responsible for providing transport support needed for the implementation of all project’s activities in all given project locations. The Logistic Officer will work closely with the National Executive Director providing him personal driving assistance as well as other staff, to ensure appropriate and adequate transportation of staff and materials. This position requires diligence, dedication, and a capacity to handle numerous duties within a changing environment.
Qualifications:
- 1-2 years driving experience
- Must have a valid driver’s licence
- BA/Bsc/HND in Logistics, Admin or any related field • Excellent writing and oral communication skills
- Multi-tasking skills.
- Computer literacy skills, especially word processing and excel
- Sensitive and caring but firm and decisive in managing staff.
- Possesses the good nature and character to manoeuvre the changing environment
Method of Apply
Interested and Qualified candidate should apply to: recruitment@lhinigeria.org using Job title and locations the subject. Applications open on 14th February, 2025 and closes on 26th February, 2025
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