Local Consultant: Health Facility Infrastructure Assessment

Assesses Liberian health facilities and safe homes serving survivors of gender-based violence, evaluating structural, electrical, water, safety, security and waste systems and producing costed specifications that enable trauma-informed refurbishment and contractor procurement.

• Assess structural integrity, roofing, walls, floors, openings and accessibility at survivor-service facilities
• Evaluate electrical supply, lighting, backup systems and safety requirements
• Inspect plumbing, water, drainage, sewage and sanitation against health infrastructure standards
• Review fire detection, suppression and emergency-exit provisions
• Assess physical security, access control and perimeter protection
• Evaluate medical and general waste-management arrangements
• Document facility conditions with images and develop a costed bill of quantities
• Recommend practical refurbishment works that improve safe and dignified survivor care

• Associate degree in Civil Engineering, Architecture, Public Health Infrastructure, Urban and Regional Planning, Environmental Engineering or a related field
• Three to five years of professional experience in structural, infrastructure-monitoring or facility assessment
• Familiarity with Liberia Ministry of Health guidelines and health-sector operations
• Data analysis, reporting and information technology skills
• Ability to travel through rural and remote Liberian counties
• Experience conducting infrastructure assessments and developing recommendations
• Fluency in English

• Consultancy is delivered over sixteen working days, including eleven field days
• Travel is required across eight counties
• Deliverables include electronic and hard-copy reports, facility images and a costed bill of quantities
• UNFPA provides transport and internet data for field visits