Quarantine Officer މުއްދަތު ހަމަވެފައި

Ministry of Fisheries and Ocean Resources

މުސާރަ

4,465 ރުފިޔާ - 11,985 ރުފިޔާ

ވަޒީފާގެ ބާވަތް

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މަޤާމަށް ބޭނުންވާ މީހުންގެ ޢަދަދު

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މާލެ ސިޓީ، މާލެ

ތަފްޞީލު

މުސާރައާއި އިނާޔަތްތައް: 4,465 ރުފިޔާ - 11,985 ރުފިޔާ
G.REMUNERATION AND OTHER BENEFITS

1. Quarantine Officers shall be paid monthly remuneration of MVR 4465.00/- (Four Thousand Six Hundred and Sixty-Five Rufiyaa Only) for the services provided by the Quarantine Officers, except for unauthorised leave. The Quarantine Officers are expected to work in 8-hour shifts on a rotational basis. The Quarantine Officers shall sign in the attendance register before the start of their duty time.
2. Quarantine Officers will be entitled to a monthly service allowance of MVR 1500/- (One Thousand Five Hundred Rufiyaa Only), and a special duty allowance that is 35% of the basic salary per month.
3. Quarantine Officers are also entitled to a monthly supporting-co allowance of MVR 700/- (Seven Hundred Rufiyaa Only) per month.
4. Quarantine Officers will receive MVR 74.2/- (Seventy Four Rufiyaa and Forty Two Laari Only ) per hour for services provided on public holidays, and a shift duty allowance of MVR 25/- (Twenty Five Rufiyaa Only) (6:00 am to 23:59 pm) and MVR 45/- (Forty Five Rufiyaa Only) (00:00 am to 5:59 am) .
5. Quarantine Officers will be entitled to risk allowance of MVR 100 per day attended to work.
6. Training and travel expenses under the PMU as budgeted under the Project and approved by implementing agencies.
7. S/he shall participate in the “Maldives Retirement Pension Scheme” as required by the Maldives Pension Law and its regulations.
8. Leave Entitlement

5.3 Emergency Leave
S/he may take 10 (ten) days of Emergency leave per year of service, on the ground that documentary evidence is provided when requesting or returning from such a leave.

ވަޒީފާގެ ތަފްޞީލު

The Government of the Republic of Maldives through the Ministry of Fisheries, Marine Resources and Agriculture is implementing Maldives –Sustainable Fisheries Resources Development Project financed by the World Bank. The Project Management Unit (PMU) set up within the Ministry of Fisheries, Marine Resources and Agriculture will manage the project. The project will be implemented in accordance with the Project Implementation Plan (PIP), Project’s Procurement Manual, and the Project’s Financial Management Manual all of which are consistent with the World Bank’s guidelines and procedures on procurement and financial management.

The aim of the Project are as follows: (a) at the larger South-West Indian Ocean Region, to improve the management of selected priority fisheries at regional, national and community levels; and (b) at the national level, the overall development objective would be to enhance the government’s capacity to manage and govern the fisheries sector, including formulating appropriate adaptive sector policies; to ensure sustainability of marine fisheries; and to development of mariculture as an important source of inclusive growth of economy, income and jobs, to be able to respond to changing needs of the Indian Ocean region.

OBJECTIVES OF ASSIGNMENT

The Project Management Unit (PMU) wishes to contract 6 Quarantine Officers to man the newly operationalised Aquatic Animal Health Facility. The objective of this assignment is to provide quarantine and aquatic animal health surveillance and diagnostic services to the planned mariculture industry in the Maldives.

The relevant and respective activities of the Project include: (a) augmentation and operation of the Mariculture Research and Development Facility (MRDF) at Maniyafushi, (b) establishment and operation of a multi-species hatchery in Ga. Maanagala Island; (c) supporting establishment of mariculture grow-out farms in Maldives; and (d) operationalisation of aquatic animal quarantine facility.

The Quarantine Officers will report to the Mariculture Component Coordinator of the and work closely with other members of the PMU, as well as with the project members from the World Bank.

OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY

The overall responsibilities of the Quarantine Officer include, but are not limited to the following:

Routine maintenance quarantine hatchery and quarantine laboratory

All tanks and equipment must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected prior to stocking and upon completion of a quarantine cycle
Maintaining a clean and operational facility
Maintaining records of all consumables, tests carried out, and services provided
Maintaining records of servicing of equipment
Carrying out minor repairs of hatchery equipment, and reporting to the Supervisors of any malfunctioning equipment.

Routine maintenance of live aquatic stock during quarantine period

This involves timely feeding and recording according to schedules provided
Monitoring and recording of water quality in the tanks as instructed
Maintaining records of quarantine operations: including numbers stocked, daily mortality records, feeding records, etc.
Reporting immediately to the Component Coordinator of any abnormalities observed
Collecting and maintaining dead animal specimens for laboratory examination, as instructed
Safe disposal of dead animals, as instructed

Providing aquatic animal health services
Maintaining specimens brought to the Laboratory and preparing them for testing Carry out required tests, as instructed.
Prepare test reports, as instructed Ensure all chemicals are safely stored and used chemicals are disposed of as instructed.
Assist in mariculture training activities conducted by the project
Work in shifts to ensure the security of all in-water structures and animals at all times
Assist in other field activities of the project
Work in other mariculture facilities of MMRI whenever required