EMERGENCY SUPPLY CHAIN COORDINATOR – MSF OCP EMERGENCY POOL

In close collaboration with the Emergency cell (E-cell) Supply Chain referent in HQ, designing and guaranteeing the implementation of a responsive, agile and efficient supply chain that has the ability to meet the changing needs of medical operations and deliver the right quality products on time at the right place. Defining standards, policies and strategies according to MSF protocols, in order to enable the set-up of the emergency project/missions.

Main responsibilities:

• In collaboration with the e-cell, participating actively in defining the Emergency response strategy in terms of supply (HR Set-up, Procurement strategy, Warehousing and stock management, Purchase table implementation, Transport and customs assessment, Simplified procedure, etc.), and translating the identified needs into objectives, priorities and resources needed for intervention.
• Responsible for defining, implementing and revising the supply strategy of the mission together with the e-cell and coordination team according to the mission’s context and the operational needs, in line with MSF’s protocols, policies and guidelines.
• Responsible for monitoring the efficient implementation of the overall supply procedures (purchase, procurement, customs (importations and exportations), international and domestic freight, warehousing, stock management, distribution and transversal activities) and the use of tools to support the different supply activities, proposing adjustments when needed.
• Responsible for anticipating risks linked to the supply chain, defining action plan to mitigate those risks and implement it through a long-term strategy involving specialists (finance, legal, logistics…).
• Responsible for the set-up and stabilization of supply activities within emergency intervention of the concerned projects.
• Responsible for performing regular assessment of the supply chain (including field visit within the country), ensuring that permanent support to the direct and indirect supply stakeholders is available and defining adjustments when necessary.
• Final responsible for validating the use of the supply related third parties (suppliers, transport companies, freight forwarders, etc.) together with the technical referents when needed.
• Representing MSF in meetings with Authorities and other NGOs.
• Act as a focal point for definition, planning and implementation of intersection projects (mutualization, integrations, merging) and ensuring communication with various stakeholders.
• Responsible for the definition and proper application of Supply HR strategy and policies and associated processes (recruitment, training, briefing/debriefing, division of task, evaluation, potential, detection, staff’s development and internal communication) in order to ensure both the sizing and the amount of knowledge required for the activities he/she is accountable for.
• Responsible for the proper flow of communication within the mission (supply teams, Op, Med and support departments) and with external stakeholders (suppliers, ESC, authorities, etc.)
• Analyzing supply chain activities through reporting and KPI while proactively communicating and collaborating with key stakeholders and proposing corrective and preventive actions. Overall responsible for the quality and accuracy of data linked to the supply chain as well as the availability and optimization of mission Supply chain guidelines and SOPs.
• Development of tools, guideline and training modules specifically designed for Supply Chain Management in Emergency response.