ACBAR

Afghan Peace Builders Humanitarian Organization APBHO has emerged as a non-governmental, non-political, not-for-profit organization in April 2019 with its long experience as a team (Youth Council) advocating for the rights of communities especially children and women affected by conflicts, and humanitarian crisis in fragile settings.

Most of APBHO’s peacebuilding efforts focus on community-based conflict resolution and environmental peace-building on grass-root level.  APBHO aims to shift repressive gender norms and equip citizens with the skills to resolve any type of differences and conflicts non-violently.

Afghan Peace Builders Humanitarian Organization (APBHO) strategically implements sustainable economic empowerment/asset creation, time-critical emergency responses with various commodities including Food and Non-Food Items, research, advocacy, and promotion of peace projects with a cross-cutting focus on youth and women.

Job Summary

To supervise and manage the road leveling, cutting, and filling activities under the Cash for Work (CFW) program, ensuring quality construction work, adherence to safety standards, and effective workforce management to achieve the project goals.

The duties and responsibilities of a foreman

• Oversee and supervise daily road leveling, cutting, and filling activities, ensuring all work is completed according to design specifications, quality standards, and project timelines.
• Provide guidance to workers, ensuring they understand their roles, responsibilities, and safety measures.
• Effectively assign and allocate labor to specific tasks.
• Enforce health and safety regulations on-site, ensuring that workers are using necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) and adhering to safety standards.
• Manage daily attendance sheets for all laborers involved in the road leveling and cutting/filling activities.
• Submit the completed attendance sheet to the Project coordinator at regular intervals for review and payroll processing.
• Organize, store, and ensure the accurate maintenance of all project-related documents, including reports, attendance sheet, and list of tools.
• Establish and maintain strong relationships with the local community and community elders to ensure their active involvement and support in the project activities.
• Prepare daily progress reports detailing work completed, challenges encountered, and any updates related to project activities.
• Perform other relevant duties assigned by the project coordinator.

Certifications / Education required

• Bachelor’s degree or 2 years Diploma in civil/road engineering, or related field preferred.

Professional Experience required

• At least 3 years of experience in cash for work project.

Key Skills and Qualifications

• Staff management skills
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Road repairing technical skill.
• Technical report writing skill. 
• Experience working with returnees, IDPs, or marginalized communities.

Language

• Pashto: Fluent
• Dari: Fluent
• English: Full Professional working

Applications that do not include the position name and vacancy number (APBHO-BAM-2025-005) in the email subject line will not be considered. Interested and qualified applicants should submit their resume, application form, and letter of interest as a single PDF file to jobs@apbho.org by May 20, 2025, at 11:59 PM. Please ensure the attachment size does not exceed 2 MB to avoid disqualification.

Download link to the application form: Click here, https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1cpj7nD-_ctd2gKw8fAPrkUH1ILbIjkcC

Applications with insufficient, incomplete, and inconsistent information to make a determination will not be considered. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, due to the large number of applications, only those short-listed for written test and interview will be contacted. 

APBHO is an equal opportunity employer offering employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, citizenship, or physical or mental handicap.

jobs@apbho.org