Water & Habitat Energy Project Manager

About the role

The ICRC is looking for a Water & Habitat (WatHab) Energy Project Manager in the TYR sub-delegation. The role plans, designs and implements electrical and electromechanical engineering projects, manages medium-sized projects within scope, quality, time and budget, and liaises with local authorities, contractors and support departments.

Key responsibilities

• Carry out field assessments of technical, social and institutional aspects and analyse data for assessment reports
• Develop intervention concepts, project proposals, technical designs and documents such as bills of quantities and drawings
• Prepare tender and contractual documents and manage contractual relations with contractors
• Supervise project implementation and ensure compliance with ICRC standards and local building codes
• Maintain financial follow-up and forecasting, and build relationships with stakeholders such as municipalities and water establishments

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electromechanical or Mechanical Engineering, or as a hydrologist
• Minimum 6 years of professional experience in electrical, electromechanical or hydraulic fields, including project management, managing consultants and contractors and administering contracts
• Native Arabic and full professional working English
• Applicants must be legally eligible to work in Lebanon

Required skills

• Proficiency in electricity and energy, project implementation, procurement and contracts, analysis, planning and monitoring, and WatHab operations
• Basic knowledge of architecture and construction, hygiene and IPC, and WatHab emergency response

What we offer

• Salary of 3,018 to 4,408 USD per month according to the ICRC scale
• Transportation allowance of 15 USD per day, 13th-month salary, annual leave of 20 working days and health insurance covering 90% of premiums
• Retirement savings plan, high cost of living allowance, schooling allowance and learning opportunities

Fixed-term contract of 1 year, renewable by performance and need; Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, with an estimated start date of January 2027. Applications close on 16 November 2026.