Household Enumerator

  Job information   Job Title Household Enumerator   Place of work Mount Lebanon   Beginning of contract 17/10/2013   Duration 2 training days + 30 days of assessments (with possible few days extension). Working days are Monday to Saturday.   Salary Competitive     Premiere Urgence – Aide Medicale Internationale      Première Urgence - Aide Médicale Internationale (PU-AMI) is a non-profit, non-political and non-religious humanitarian NGO. Its objective is to bring about a global response to the basic needs of populations suffering from acute humanitarian crisis and to allow them to recover their autonomy and dignity. PU-AMI is currently intervening in 21 countries in Africa, the Near East, Caucasus, Asia and the Caribbean to cover the needs of populations affected by conflict, natural disasters or economic crises.  PU-AMI has been active in Lebanon since 2001 implementing emergency and recovery projects in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Shelter Rehabilitation, Health and Livelihood Recovery sectors. PU-AMI is currently implementing projects in all these sectors in support of the areas affected by the Syrian refugees’ influx in Lebanon.     Responsibilities and Profile Main responsibilities  Enumerators will be paired up in teams of 2 people each which are expected to carry out an average of 10 household visits a day. Enumerators are responsible to schedule their household visits with the relevant UNHCR registered families prior to their visit. The household visit will be guided by a questionnaire which needs to be completed by the assessor in two ways:  By filling out the questions section of the questionnaire based on the answers given by the beneficiaries. By filling out the observation section in the questionnaire for potential referral to UNCHR or other partners for follow up.  The questionnaire will be made available in electronic format and tablets will be provided to this effect. A 2-day training will take place between 17-21 October in Beirut (exact date to be confirmed) to train enumerators on how to fill out the questionnaire.  Assessor teams will be supported by Field Team Leaders who will plan daily movements, provide assistance as needed and monitor daily activities. Skills  Fluent in Arabic and working knowledge of English. ITC literate. Willing to travel across all districts in Mount Lebanon. Good communication skills and able to respect confidentiality. Committed to humanitarian principles. Other  Own car is manadatory. Prior community outreach and/or volunteer work experience preferred. How to apply  Please send your CV to lib.puami@gmail.com with the following subject “Enumerators”. Deadline for applications  Oct. 25 2013.