Support Children and Afghan Women Needs Organization (SCAWNO) is a non-profit NGO registered with the Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan, registration number 1174. Established by a group of dedicated and qualified Afghan professionals, SCAWNO aims to promote community development, good governance, and capacity building. The organization was founded by members of Local Youth Councils, with a mission to contribute positively to the development process of communities in Afghanistan through capacity building, women's rights awareness, gender-based violence, children's protection awareness, legal consultation, economic sustainability, income generation projects, literacy, vocational training, health education, and teacher training. SCAWNO's vision is to create a peaceful, free, and developed Afghanistan based on good Afghan cultural values, where the population lives in peace, with self-dignity and self-sufficiency, and where people manage their own personal development and the development of the society in which they live.

1) Project Leadership & Planning

• Take full responsibility for on-time, on-budget, high-quality delivery of provincial engineering projects; develop and maintain workplans, Gantt schedules, and risk registers.
• Lead multidisciplinary project teams and subcontractors; assign workloads, set targets, and run weekly progress reviews.

2) Technical Engineering, QA/QC & HSE

• Ensure designs, drawings, and method statements meet code and donor specs; verify quantities and resolve site technical issues.
• Implement QA/QC plans (materials testing, ITPs, checklists) and enforce HSE measures (toolbox talks, PPE, incident reporting).
• Apply ANBC (referencing IBC 2009) and relevant standards; follow applicable donor/agency specifications and Afghan practice.

3) Estimating, BoQs & Market Pricing

• Conduct provincial market price surveys (materials, labor, equipment), maintain price databases, and update engineer’s estimates.
• Prepare BoQs, cost breakdowns, and quotations; validate contractor BoQs and payment certificates against drawings/specs/site measurements.

4) Cost, Finance & Reporting

• Manage project budgets, commitments, and forecasts; control variation orders and change requests; submit daily cost/expense logs and monthly financial progress reports.
• Reconcile physical progress with financial burn rate; flag cost/schedule deviations early with corrective actions.

5) Procurement & Contract Management

• Prepare technical specs and evaluation criteria; support tendering, bid evaluations, and contract awards in line with donor frameworks (e.g., WB/UN) and SCAWNO manuals.
• Administer contracts (site instructions, NCRs, extensions of time, claims logs).

6) Stakeholder & Community Coordination

• Coordinate with provincial authorities, community shuras, and partners; ensure community acceptance and safe site access.
• Communicate clearly with donors/INGOs on progress, constraints, and mitigation measures.

7) Safeguarding, Inclusion & Compliance

• Promote gender-responsive worksites; ensure safeguarding/PSEA adherence, inclusive hiring where feasible, and respectful community engagement.
• Maintain complete documentation (drawings register, site diaries, test results, photographs, IRs/RFIs, handover packs).

• Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering (Master’s preferred).
• 10+ years professional experience in civil works; 5+ years in project/site management (NGO/INGO, UN, or Construction Companies).
• Proven expertise in BoQ preparation, quantity take-off, pricing, and quotations; excellent knowledge of provincial market prices and suppliers.
• Strong command of QA/QC, HSE, and Afghanistan code compliance (ANBC/IBC 2009 reference); familiarity with donor specs.
• Solid experience with procurement and contract administration (evaluation, awards, contract management; FIDIC exposure an asset).
• Financial acumen: budget control, cost reporting, and value-engineering.
• Software: AutoCAD, quantity take-off tools, MS Project/Primavera, and MS Office (Excel advanced).
• Languages: Pashto, Dari, and English (spoken and written).
• Willingness to travel frequently to sites; Afghan citizenship.

1. Email subject (mandatory): Project Manager Engineer PME – –
   Example: PME – Kunar – Ahmad Rahimi (province)
2. Send CV + cover letter (motivation and relevant experience) to hr.admin@scawno.org  and cc: info@scawno.org
3. Attach degrees, key certificates, and three references (if available).
4. Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for written test + interview.
5. Deadline: 30-September-2025 (23:59, Asia/Kabul).