Operations

Principal At Makini High School

Makini High School·Nairobi, kenya·Full Time·Internship
OperationsFull TimeInternship
-Closes Oct 8, 2026

Job Purpose:

  • The school Principal serves as the educational leader, responsible for managing the policies, regulations, and procedures to ensure that all students are supervised in a safe learning environment that meets the approved curricula and mission of the school. Achieving academic excellence requires that the school Principal work collaboratively to direct and nurture all members of the school staff hired by the Board of Directors and to communicate effectively with parents. Inherent in the position are the responsibilities for scheduling, curriculum development, extracurricular activities, personnel management, emergency procedures, and facility operations.

Duties & Responsibilities

  • To give directions to the school to offer a suitable approved and diversified curriculum in accordance to circularized guidelines from the Ministry of Education and supporting organizations.
  • To formulate overall aims and objectives for the school and policies for their implementation.
  • To create an ethos and provide educational vision and direction which secures effective teaching, successful learning and achievement by students and sustained improvement in their spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development and prepare them for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life.
  • To secure the commitment of parents and the wider community to the vision and direction of the school, to create and implement a strategic plan, underpinned by sound financial planning which identifies priorities and targets for ensuring that students achieve high standards and make progress, increasing teacher's effectiveness and securing school improvement.
  • To ensure that all those involved in the school are committed to its aims, motivated to achieve them and involved in meeting long, medium and short term objectives and targets which secure the educational success of the school.
  • To monitor, evaluate and review the effects of policies, priorities and targets of the school in practice and take action if necessary.
  • To work with the management to secure and sustain effective teaching and learning throughout the school and to monitor and evaluate the quality of teaching standards of students 'achievement using benchmarks and setting targets for improvement.
  • To ensure that all students receive a good quality education through a programme designed to promote a stimulating style of learning in a safe and healthy school environment.
  • To ensure a consistent and continuous school-wide focus on students' achievement using data and benchmarks to monitor progress in every student's learning.
  • To establish creative, responsive and effective approaches to learning and teaching
  • To demonstrate and articulate high expectations and set stretching targets for the whole community.
  • To take a strategic role in the development of the new and emerging technologies to enhance and extend the learning experience of students.
  • To Monitor, evaluate and review classroom practice, promote improvement strategies to ensure that underperformance is challenged at all levels, ensure effective corrective action and follow up is undertaken in line with every student matter.
  • To Coordinate internal and external assessments and examinations in line with Makini standards and KNEC policy.
  • To ensure that teachers prepare comprehensive schemes of work and teaching aids in line with Makini policies.
  • To organize regular staff and management academic meetings to monitor performance after
  • To maintain accurate and complete student performance records and share this with parents, guardians and management.
  • To coordinate parents' meetings, open days and other activities involving the participation of parents to enhance partnership.

Student learning & character formation

  • To lead and supervise Makini high school students' guidance and counselling programs that will enhance individual learning and positive character formation.
  • To facilitate high level consultative communication flow with the students, parents, teaching and non-teaching staff and the wider community.
  • To ensure sound spiritual beliefs and core values are integrated in the learning process and way of life in the school.
  • To maintain a culture of high level of self-discipline and work ethics among students.
  • To ensure students are properly guided and mentored to be able to objectively choose their future careers.
  • To ensure students receive, understand and embrace school rules and regulations.
  • To manage students' behaviour in the classroom and within the school premises and apply appropriate and effective measures in cases of misbehaviour.

Administration

  • To Oversee interviews and admissions of students to maintain optimum levels in accordance with set standards and guidelines that ensure quality and optimum enrolment.
  • To Initiate, design and implement innovative programs to meet specific needs of the school in consultation with the Directors.
  • To Maintain adequate inventory, security and accountability for school properties.
  • To act as a liaison between the school, Ministry of Education and the school community.
  • To ensure the school health, safety and occupational regulations are observed in order to make the school a safe learning environment.
  • To prepare and approve the preparation of reports, records, lists and other paperwork appropriate for the effective administration of the school.
  • To Liaise with the Transport Department and ensure that the school transport services are efficient and cost effective.
  • Participation in budgetary formulation and cost management for the school.
  • To ensure effective utilization of the company resources in line with set budget.
  • To ensure that students' medical cases are handled according to Makini policy and guideline.
  • To liaise with the Senior Administrator to ensure the school amenities are maintained to Makini standards.
  • To identify staffing needs and participate effectively in the recruitment and selection of the school's professionals to maintain optimum staff utilization.
  • To set targets and goals for the school's professional staff through a participative process and develop strategies that will enable the school to achieve its objectives as agreed with the Directors.
  • To ensure formalized documentations of all meetings with parents and teachers.
  • To maintain the Head teacher's log book to capture each day's happening.
  • To participate in measuring and assessing staff performance against agreed Makini standards and provide evidence of whether or not the intended result has been achieved and to what extent by conducting appraisals both formal and informal.
  • To participate in carrying out performance appraisals for staff in the school as per the school's appraisal report.
  • To encourage positive reinforcement by emphasising what has been done well so that in future it is done better.

Leadership

  • To provide effective leadership that will create a learning environment at Makini that will enable each learner to realize their maximum potential.
  • To participate in processing and resolving issues pertaining to parents, students and staff.
  • To ensure the school maintains a cordial working relationship with other Makini schools and departments in pursuit of Makini mission and vision.
  • To Internalize, own and implement established school policies.
  • To be a role model to the students and staff in every aspect of personal life physically, socially, emotionally and spiritually.
  • To contribute to team work and co-operation among staff.

Marketing

  • To participate effectively in activities geared towards marketing the school to ensure optimum enrolment and a data base for potential students.
  • To contribute in the preparation of informational materials that reflect the desired image of the school.
  • To sensitize staff on Makini mission, vision and core values to ensure that they embrace the MAKINI brand.

HR

  • To lead, motivate, support, challenge and develop staff to secure improvement.
  • To maximise the contribution of staff to improve the quality of education provided and standards achieved and ensure that constructive working relationships are formed between staff and students.
  • To plan, allocate, support and evaluate work undertaken by groups, teams and individuals ensuring clear delegation of tasks and devolution of responsibilities in a manner consistent with their terms of service ensuring a reasonable balance for teachers and other members of staff in work carried out in school and work carried out elsewhere.
  • To implement and sustain effective systems for the management of staff performance, incorporating appraisal and targets for teachers, including targets relating to students' achievement.
  • To coordinate the provision of the necessary tools and materials required by staff for efficient performance of their duties.
  • To supervise the master roll and ensure all employees in the school sign IN and OUT daily.
  • To co-ordinate the preparation of leave and off duty schedules for staff in the school. Coordinate the same in respect of the staff with dual reporting relationship with other Heads of departments.
  • To create a favourable work environment that fosters teamwork and best practise.
  • To drive performance and encourage growth in talent and capability amongst staff.

Teaching guide

  • To initiate teacher's preparations of Schemes of Work and development of appropriate instructional materials especially teaching aids such as charts, maps, graphs and real objects. Have them displayed in the classroom to facilitate learning.
  • To Check periodically pupils' exercise books, projects, and practical work, assignments and continuous assessment scripts to ensure regular marking and systematic use in guiding learning.
  • To Prepare yearly Schemes of Work in accordance with the syllabus and make lesson plans for all subjects.
  • To Plan, prepare and deliver lessons to a range of classes including putting up displays in the classroom.
  • To Select and use a range of different learning resources and equipment and essentially teach lessons on the school time table to get to know what goes on in the classroom.
  • To Research new topic areas maintaining up-to-date subject knowledge, devise and write new curriculum materials.
  • To undertake pastoral duties such as taking the role of Form tutor and supporting students on an individual basis through academic or personal difficulties.
  • To ensure that students are adequately prepared, registered and presented for school-based continuous assessments and for National Examinations in accordance with the Kenya National Examinations Council regulations and syllabus.
  • To prepare a schedule for meeting remedial demands for all the students who would need special academic attention and make weekly reports on the progress. Students with other special needs should be referred to people who can assist them.
  • Quality marking of class work and giving immediate feedback to students.
  • To ensure teaching and learning process is taking place in a clean and well-organized environment.
  • To liaise with the teachers in planning and carrying out learning activities outside the classrooms.
  • To liaise with parents and teachers in addressing the identified academic, social and emotional needs of the students you teach.

Accountability

  • Be accountable for the effective and efficient running of the school to the Directors and other stakeholders (students, parents, staff, and the community):
  • To Provide information, objective advice and support to the Directors so that effective learning and teaching standards are upheld.
  • To Create and develop a school where all stakeholders are accountable for the success of the school.
  • To Present a coherent and accurate account of the school's performance in a form appropriate to stakeholders.
  • To ensure parents and students are well informed about the curriculum, attainment and progress of academic issues and contribution stakeholders make to achieve the school's target for improvement.
  • To provide information about the work and performance of staff relevant to their job functions.

Minimum requirements

Key Qualifications and Experience Required:

  • A minimum of seven (7) years of demonstrable teaching experience in a recognized school, preferably one delivering the competency-based education Curriculum
  • A minimum of three (3) years of proven leadership experience in an educational setting, such as serving as a Head of Department, Head of Year, Section Coordinator, Deputy Head, or in a similar leadership role.
  • Bachelor's Degree in Education from a recognized institution.
  • Must be registered with the Teachers Service Commission.

Skills, knowledge, abilities & values:

  • Knowledge of what constitutes quality in educational provision, the characteristics of effective school
  • Strong leadership skills
  • Interpersonal skills
  • Embrace team spirit
  • Ability to work with a diverse student body
  • Self-driven
  • Be willing to inspire, challenge, motivate and empower students
  • Deep understanding of child protection and safeguarding

Key skills

BA/BSc/HND

At a glance

Company

Makini High School

Location

Nairobi, kenya

Employment

Full Time

Experience

Valid until

October 8, 2026

Created

September 28, 2026

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OCHA, FEWS NET, IPC), notamment en dveloppant et entretenant les relations ncessaires. valuer la fiabilit des donnes et identifier les lacunes critiques. Appuyer les dcisions relatives la ncessit d’une collecte de donnes primaires cible et lgre. PROCESSUS ANALYTIQUE ET INTERPRTATION Appliquer les orientations analytiques globales d’IMPACT afin de produire une analyse structure, cohrente et adapte au contexte des besoins humanitaires aigus. Utiliser des cadres dfinis (par ex. le risque de surmortalit) pour identifier les zones risque de pertes de vies humaines grande chelle et estimer le nombre de personnes en situation de menace vitale Documenter clairement les hypothses, les limites et le raisonnement analytique. PRODUCTION ET DIFFUSION DES LIVRABLES Rdiger la note de l’Analyse des Besoins Aigus l’aide des modles et du langage standardiss au niveau global. Collaborer avec les quipes SIG et design afin d’intgrer cartes, tableaux de caseload et autres supports visuels. Assurer la revue et la validation internes du produit avant sa diffusion. Prsenter les rsultats aux clusters, groupes de travail et bailleurs de fonds selon les besoins. Selon les besoins, appuyer le dveloppement des messages cls globaux sur la base des rsultats au niveau pays. APPRENTISSAGE, INNOVATION ET ASSURANCE QUALIT Participer aux revues de leons apprises et proposer des amliorations aux processus et orientations d’analyse globaux. Contribuer l’apprentissage organisationnel sur la conduite des chantiers d’analyse et participer aux rflexions et au dveloppement de nouveaux chantiers analytiques, en collaboration avec les quipes pays et le sige. Appuyer le partage interne de connaissances et les formations analytiques au niveau pays. Se tenir informe des bonnes pratiques sectorielles et des innovations en matire d’analyse humanitaire. L’(Senior) Analyste maintiendra la plus stricte confidentialit sur l’ensemble des donnes collectes et des processus associs. Il/elle prendra activement des mesures pour prvenir tout partage non autoris d’informations et de donnes appartenant IMPACT et ses partenaires, ou collectes au cours de sa mission avec IMPACT. PROFIL REQUIS noter : le poste peut tre pourvu au niveau Analyste ou Analyste Senior, en fonction de l’exprience du/de la candidate. QUALIFICATIONS REQUISES 3 ans d’exprience professionnelle pertinente dans un contexte humanitaire, telle que l’analyse, les valuations, le suivi-valuation et la conception de recherche, etc. avec une exprience directe sur le terrain ; D’excellentes qualifications acadmiques, comprenant de prfrence un master ou quivalent dans une discipline pertinente (par ex. tudes du dveloppement international / relations internationales, action humanitaire, data science, sciences politiques, etc.) ; COMPTENCES TECHNIQUES : D’excellentes comptences analytiques et de rflexion critique, avec une exprience de l’interprtation de donnes complexes et de la production de rsultats clairs et exploitables. De solides comptences rdactionnelles et une exprience dans la production de notes claires et concises destines des publics externes. Matrise d’Excel, avec une exprience d’un outil d’analyse supplmentaire (par ex. PowerBI, SPSS, R, STATA ou Python) ; une comprhension des processus SIG de base et de leurs livrables est un atout. Bonne connaissance des diffrentes mthodes de recherche qualitatives et quantitatives, avec la capacit d’valuer la qualit de diffrentes sources de donnes. Comprhension des systmes de coordination humanitaire, y compris le HPC et les analyses et valuations des besoins inter-agences. La connaissance du contexte est un atout. Merci de prciser dans votre candidature si vous avez une exprience de travail dans l’un ou plusieurs des contextes potentiels lists ci-dessous COMPTENCES EN COMMUNICATION ET EN ORGANISATION Capacit grer des flux de travail complexes et produire des livrables de qualit dans des dlais serrs. Exprience de collaboration avec des parties prenantes externes (par ex. clusters, bailleurs de fonds, agences des Nations Unies). Matrise de l’anglais requise ; des langues supplmentaires peuvent tre requises selon la localisation (voir Exigences supplmentaires ). l’aise pour travailler dans des environnements interculturels et rythme soutenu. Bon jugement et intelligence motionnelle dans des situations sous pression ou sensibles, solide sens relationnel et capacit ragir de manire constructive aux retours et aux priorits changeantes. Merci d’indiquer dans le formulaire de candidature si vous avez suivi une formation HEAT. CONTEXTES D’ANALYSE, LOCALISATIONS ET EXIGENCES SUPPLMENTAIRES Les localisations exactes o l’ANA sera mene en 2026 seront confirmes sous rserve du financement. Voici une liste provisoire des crises susceptibles d’tre analyses. REMUNERATION ET AVANTAGES Pour ce poste, selon le niveau de sniorit et la localisation, le salaire mensuel se situe entre 2’100 CHF et 3’120 CHF (avant impt sur le revenu), etc., ainsi qu’une allocation de subsistance mensuelle de 300 USD NB : les salaires d’IMPACT sont strictement dtermins selon notre grille salariale, qui prend en compte la fois le grade du poste et le niveau d’ducation du/de la salarie. Une allocation de scurit et/ou d’isolement spcifique la localisation peut galement tre applique afin de tenir compte des conditions de vie et de travail difficiles dans certains lieux d’affectation. Hbergement et repas fournis en guesthouse. Affiliation la caisse de pension prive suisse (Swisslife, environ 9,975 % du salaire brut, financ par l’employeur en plus du salaire brut), assurance sant MSH, assurance vie et assistance de rapatriement ISOS. Billets d’avion au dbut et la fin du contrat, ainsi que frais de visa pris en charge (les frais de dplacement dans le pays et les dpenses professionnelles sont intgralement couverts). Contribution au transport des bagages : franchise de 23 kg (+ assurance bagages et effets personnels) 36 jours de congs annuels par an. Jours fris du pays d’affectation. Cong familial/pour raisons personnelles lorsque applicable. IMPACT accorde une priorit la scurit psychologique de son personnel ; l’assurance sant fournie couvre, entre autres, jusqu’ 1000 par an de frais de soutien psychosocial.

8 hours ago

Finance Officer Grants At Center For International Forestry Research (cifor)

Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)

Nairobi, kenya

full-time

Overview The Finance Officer - Grants delivers high-quality financial management and reporting services for restricted grants, ensuring accuracy, compliance with CIFOR-ICRAF and donor requirements, timely support to project teams, and effective internal controls to safeguard organizational resources. The position will work closely with the Finance Unit and other units and will be based at the Bogor office. Duties and responsibilities Provide financial oversight for restricted grants through budget review, expenditure verification, partner financial monitoring, reconciliation, and timely internal and donor reporting, ensuring accurate budgets, strong compliance, audit-ready records, effective use of donor funds, and sound project cash-flow management Budget Monitoring and Control Maintain complete and accurate records of all project financial documentation to ensure alignment with grant agreements. Collaborate with Principal Investigators (PIs), project teams, implementing partners, and donors to ensure financial implementation aligns with project requirements. Clarify financial issues, answer queries, and provide updates on the budget status of the project. Review and verify project expenditures to ensure compliance with approved budgets and donor requirements. Liaise with the Program Management Unit (PMU) on Letters of Agreement (LoAs), project start-up, budget updates, and project tracking in MyTree. Budget Planning and Updates Support annual and rolling budget preparation in coordination with Principal Investigators (PIs). Review planned staff-time allocations and ensure proper updates in the planning system (OCS Planner). Collaborate with project teams to plan project costs based on available funding. Review overall annual budgets of assigned grants to ensure accuracy and alignment with funding. Donor Financial Reporting Prepare financial reports in compliance with grant agreements, donor requirements, and CIFOR-ICRAF standards. Prepare and submit accurate financial reports, invoices, and payment requests in accordance with the terms, schedules, and requirements of grant agreements. Submit the financial reports through MyTree. Review financial reports from Country Offices before submission for approval. Follow up on donor queries and feedback related to submitted financial reports. Grant Budget Development and Amendments Support the preparation of budgets for new projects and grant amendments. Review and discuss revised budgets with PIs, budget holders, and Country Offices. Ensure full cost recovery, including proper allocation of overheads. Provide guidance to ensure budgets are accurate and compliant with donor requirements. Grant Agreement Review Review the financial provisions of new grant agreements and amendments, including budgets, reporting schedules, payment terms, audit requirements, eligible costs, and foreign-exchange provisions, to ensure clarity, accuracy, operational feasibility, and compliance with CIFOR-ICRAF and donor requirements. Internal Financial Reporting Prepare monthly summaries of restricted projects, including multi-year budgets and cumulative expenditures. Report staff-cost forecasts and allocation. Audit Management Coordinate with supervisor on the selection and engagement of external auditors for donor-required project audits. Provide supporting documentation and respond to audit queries during the audit process. Review draft audit reports and partner audit reports to ensure accuracy and compliance. Financial Operations and Monitoring Monitor donor receivables and payables, ensuring timely collection and follow-up. Review significant donor receivable and payable balances (more than USD 50,000) and provide explanations based on treasury reports. Inform PIs of monthly spending rates and follow up on low spending. Identify incoming donor funds and provide coding details to Treasury. Monitor actual timesheet recording and variances. Ensure completeness and accuracy of supporting documents, including mandatory timesheets. Provide financial insights and recommendations to support decision-making by project teams and management. Implementing Partner Financial Management Review partner Letters of Agreement (LoAs) and budgets in coordination with Grants Management Unit. Monitor partner compliance with donor and CIFOR-ICRAF financial requirements. Analyze partner expenditures and provide insights on spending trends and variances. Review partner financial reports, monitor balances, and ensure collection of unused funds. Other Responsibilities Perform other duties as assigned by the Senior Finance Officer - Grants, Finance Manager - Grants, and Chief Finance Officer. Ensure compliance with donor regulations and internal policies and proactively identify and mitigate financial risks. Comply with CIFOR-ICRAF occupational health and safety requirements and take reasonable care for personal safety and that of others. Review work prepared by the Finance Assistant and provide technical guidance and support as needed. Coordinate with supervisor on staff development plans. Education, knowledge and experience Bachelor's degree in accounting. Experience with an ERP system and familiarity with Unit4 Agresso and VisionXL are advantageous. At least 5 years of relevant experience. Experience in financial and accounting services. Experience in project or cost accounting. Strong computer skills, including proficiency in word processing, spreadsheets, database management, and other relevant office applications. Fluency in written and spoken English. The application deadline is 23 Oct 2026.

8 hours ago

Aa Kenya Regional Manager – Coast Region

AA Kenya Regional

kenya

full-time

What We Are Looking ForWe are seeking a strategic and commercially driven leader with the vision, influence and execution capability to lead a region, drive business growth and profitability, and deliver operational excellence across multiple branches.Role DescriptionThe Regional Manager will provide overall leadership and oversight of the principal branch and branches within the assigned region, driving business growth, operational excellence, customer experience and compliance.Key Responsibilities What We Are Looking For Role Description Key Responsibilities Drive revenue growth, profitability and business development. Lead branch operations and support branches within the region to achieve their targets. Develop business and sales strategies and expand market opportunities. Build and maintain strategic relationships with key stakeholders. Deliver exceptional customer experience and drive customer retention. Lead, coach and develop branch teams and managers. Monitor performance, compliance, risk and operational standards. Coordinate regional initiatives and act as a link between branches and Head Office.Minimum Requirements Minimum Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management or related field. Minimum of 8 years’ relevant experience, with at least 3 years in a leadership/management role. Proven experience in branch management, business development and/or regional operations. Strong leadership, sales, negotiation and relationship management skills. Demonstrated ability to drive revenue, profitability and operational performance.

3 days ago

Hr Manager At Rose Avenue Group

Rose Avenue Group

Nairobi, kenya

full-time

Job Description Our client, a leading company in Kenya operating in the retail development, interior solutions and shopfitting industry, is seeking to hire an HR Manager. Reporting to the Managing Director, the HR Manager shall take full ownership of the human resources and administration function and work closely with the leadership team to support the people strategy and growth of the business. He/she will oversee the company's HR operations, including workforce planning, recruitment, performance management and payroll, while maintaining strong compliance controls and identifying employee relations risks. The HR Manager will lead HR policy, training and development, statutory compliance, and employee and industrial relations, as well as manage and develop the HR and administration team. They will also oversee office and facilities administration and provide commercially focused people analysis to support business decisions. The ideal candidate will be hands-on, disciplined and people-focused, with the confidence to advise and, where necessary, challenge management. Job Responsibilities HR Strategy, Policy & Workforce Planning (15%) Translate the company business plan into an annual HR plan covering workforce numbers, skills, cost and structure for office, workshop and project teams. Develop, review and roll out HR policies and the employee handbook, and ensure consistent application across permanent, contract and casual staff. Prepare and manage the annual HR and administration budget, including payroll cost projections, recruitment, training and welfare spend. Advise on organization structure, job design, grading, manning levels and succession for critical roles. Maintain and report HR analytics headcount, turnover, absence, cost per hire, overtime and labour cost per project. Lead change and organizational initiatives, including restructuring, redeployment and any redundancy processes, in line with the Employment Act, 2007. Talent Acquisition, Onboarding & Manpower Supply (15%) Own the end-to-end recruitment process: approve requisitions, agree selection criteria, chair interview panels and make or endorse hiring recommendations. Build and maintain a reliable talent pipeline for technicians, fitters, installers, site supervisors and casual crews. Approve employment contracts, fixed-term and casual engagement letters, ensuring every engagement is correctly classified and documented. Manage relationships with recruitment agencies, labour providers and training institutions. Ensure a structured induction for all new staff covering HSE, PPE issue, company policies, quality standards and role expectations. Oversee probation management and ensure confirmation or exit decisions are made and communicated on time. Performance Management, Learning & Development (15%) Own the performance management cycle: set the calendar, train line managers, ensure objectives are set and reviews are completed, moderated and filed. Support supervisors in managing underperformance through documented performance improvement plans. Conduct an annual training needs analysis and deliver a costed training plan. Manage the NITA levy relationship and maximize recovery of eligible training reimbursements. Maintain the skills and certification matrix for site and workshop staff. Develop career paths and internal progression routes for technicians and site supervisors. Compensation, Payroll & Benefits (15%) Review, verify and approve monthly payroll input before submission to Finance, and sign off the payroll reconciliation prior to release. Ensure accurate treatment of overtime, site allowances, per diems and casual wage sheets in line with policy and the Employment Act, 2007. Maintain the salary structure; benchmark pay and recommend annual review, increment and bonus proposals. Manage employee benefits medical and group life cover, WIBA and any welfare schemes. Oversee the leave management framework and ensure leave liability is tracked and reported. Resolve escalated payroll and benefits queries and act as the point of contact for auditors. Employee & Industrial Relations (15%) Act as the company's principal adviser on employee relations, ensuring fair, consistent and lawful handling of all people issues. Chair or advise on disciplinary and grievance hearings, ensuring due process is followed. Represent the company before the Ministry of Labour, conciliators and the Employment and Labour Relations Court. Manage relations with any trade union, workers' representatives and joint consultative forums, including a CBA where applicable. Coach supervisors and site managers on people management, discipline and communication. Drive employee engagement, internal communication and welfare initiatives. Statutory Compliance, HR Records & Risk (10%) Ensure full compliance with the Employment Act, 2007, OSHA 2007, WIBA, the Labour Relations Act and Kenyan statutory deduction requirements. Ensure PAYE, NSSF, SHIF/SHA, NITA levy, Housing Levy and HELB deductions and returns are filed accurately and on time. Act as custodian of employee data, ensuring compliance with the Data Protection Act, 2019. Maintain audit-ready HR records and lead the HR component of internal, client, statutory and certification audits. Monitor changes in labour legislation and advise management on operational and cost implications. Ensure work permits and approvals for expatriate or specialist staff are valid and current. Administration & Facilities Oversight (10%) Provide oversight of the administration function: front office, consumables, stationery, PPE and pantry stock. Approve and manage service contracts with suppliers for utilities, internet, cleaning, security, courier and equipment servicing. Oversee company vehicle management, fuel cards and driver schedules. Ensure staff travel, accommodation and per diems for regional projects are arranged within policy and budget. Ensure timely renewal of statutory business documents permits, fire and OSHA certificates, insurance covers and licenses. Ensure administrative, procurement and contract filing systems are complete and accessible. Health, Safety & Employee Welfare Governance (5%) Work with the HSE function to ensure safety standards, inductions and toolbox talks are enforced. Ensure incidents and accidents are reported, investigated and closed out, and WIBA claims followed through. Oversee OSHA audits, fire drills, first-aid provision and occupational health checks. Champion employee wellness and welfare programmes across office, workshop and site teams. Key Performance Indicators Statutory returns (PAYE, NSSF, SHIF/SHA, NITA, Housing Levy, HELB) filed within deadline Target: 100% Payroll reviewed, approved and released before cut-off Target: 100% of cycles Time-to-fill for approved vacancies Target: Within 45 days Offer acceptance rate Target: ≥ 85% Annual staff turnover (excluding project casuals) Target: ≤ 15% Performance appraisals completed within the cycle window Target: ≥ 95% of eligible staff HR audit findings closed within agreed timelines Target: 100% Personnel files complete and audit-ready Target: ≥ 98% completeness Disciplinary and grievance cases concluded within policy timelines Target: ≥ 90% Training plan delivered and NITA reimbursements claimed Target: ≥ 90% of planned budget Lost-time incidents on site and in the workshop Target: Zero HR and administration spend against approved budget Target: Within 5% Contract, license and insurance renewals actioned in advance Target: ≥ 45 days before expiry Other Requirements Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management, Business Administration or a related field. Higher Diploma in Human Resource Management, or CHRP (K) certification. Full member of the Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM) - Kenya, with a valid practising certificate. 6+ years of progressive HR experience, with at least 2 years at supervisory or managerial level. Demonstrated working knowledge of the Employment Act 2007, Labour Relations Act, OSHA 2007, WIBA, the Data Protection Act 2019 and Kenyan statutory deduction requirements. Proven experience running end-to-end payroll input and statutory returns for a workforce of 50+ staff. Proficiency in MS Office (particularly Excel) and hands-on experience administering an HR/payroll system. Added Advantage Master's degree in HR Management, Business Administration or Organizational Development. Experience in construction, interiors, manufacturing, retail fit-out or a similar project-based environment. Experience negotiating or administering a Collective Bargaining Agreement. Experience representing an employer at the Ministry of Labour or the Employment and Labour Relations Court. Certification or formal training in occupational safety and health.

3 days ago