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| Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI) |
Facilities Assistant Job Post
Location: Jobs in Uganda 2025 - 2026
Work Hours: Full-time, 08 hours per day
Salary:
UGX
No. of vacancies: 01
Deadline: September 16 2025
Hiring Organization: Infectious Diseases Institute (IDI)
Job Details:
The EXPrESSIVE-10 trial is a phase 3 clinical study assessing the safety and efficacy of MK-8527, an investigational once-monthly oral PrEP medication for adolescent girls and young women at five sites in Uganda: Entebbe, Kalangala, Kampala, Masaka, and Mityana.
Key Responsibilities
Manage inventory
- The Facilities assistant will play a key role in tracking and managing inventory of supplies, equipment, and assets. This involves regularly checking inventory levels and ensuring all equipment is in good working order.
Oversee security
Working closely with the services and security team, the facilities assistant will help to ensure a safe and secure work environment. This includes assisting with safety protocols, key holder management, and monitoring access to the premise.
Coordinate maintenance work
- He will supervise and coordinate maintenance work to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the premises. This includes overseeing repairs, and managing preventative maintenance tasks.
- coordinating maintenance tasks to managing office space and supervising cleaning schedules.
- liaising with external contractors and maintaining a solid rapport with staff members
Academic Qualifications
- Uganda Advanced certificate (UACE)
- Certificate in store keeping
Person Specification
- Working closely with the services and security team, the facilities assistant will help to ensure a safe and secure work environment. This includes assisting with safety protocols, key holder management, and monitoring access to the premise.
Should be a kalangala native.
Application procedure
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Date Posted: 2025-09-06
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