SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF JOINERY & CABINET MAKING WORKSHOP TOOLS – Eenhana Vocational Training Centre 67 views

Applicants usually need a National Certificate in Supply Chain Management, Procurement, or a related trade qualification from a Namibian TVET institution like NAMCOL or a recognized vocational training centre. Relevant experience in logistics, inventory management, or workshop tool procurement within Namibia’s education or technical training sector is highly valued.

Daily tasks include coordinating tool deliveries with suppliers, verifying specifications against tender requirements, liaising with the Centre’s workshop instructors and procurement officers, and maintaining accurate delivery documentation compliant with Namibian public procurement regulations. You’ll also manage stock records and report discrepancies to the Centre’s administration team in line with MoEVT guidelines.

Punctuality, respect for hierarchical reporting lines (e.g., to the Centre Principal or Procurement Unit), and adherence to government procurement timelines are strongly emphasised in Namibian public education institutions. Relationship-building with local suppliers and clear communication in English — often alongside local languages like Oshindonga in the Ohangwena/Eenhana region — supports effective coordination and trust.

With proven performance and further study (e.g., a Diploma in Public Administration or Logistics), you may progress to roles such as Procurement Officer at regional TVET centres or the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture. Some professionals transition into technical training support roles or become accredited procurement practitioners through the Namibian Institute of Purchasing and Supply Management (NIPSM).

Permanent staff typically receive 22–30 days annual leave, access to the Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS), and mandatory contributions to the Namibian Pension Fund (NPF). Contractual or service provider roles may offer fewer statutory benefits, so always confirm coverage details during application discussions with the Centre or its procuring entity.

Applications are usually submitted via the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture’s official portal or tender notices on the Government Tender Bulletin and Etenders.na. Employers prioritise candidates with verifiable experience in delivering technical training equipment, familiarity with Namibian public procurement processes (PPA Act), and strong documentation and stakeholder communication skills.