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New Israel Community, Central Johnsonville, Monrovia Liberia, West Africa
(+231)-886-634518/ (+231)-775-634518, Home: (+231)-886-610536
joecollinsru1@gmail.com / joecollinsru@yahoo.com
Joseph.collins1064
Collins
Jr.
Joseph
Sie, Toomey
19 / 02/ 1975
Liberian
Married
Rostov State University of Civil Engineering, Rostov-on-Don, Russia Federation
(09/ 2001) to (06 / 2006)
M.Sc. Water Supply and Sewerage Engineer
Don State Technical University, Rostov-on-Don, Russia Federation
(09 /2000) to (07/ 2001)
Certificate Foreign Language; Russian
Wells-Hairston High School, Monrovia, Liberia
(09 / 1996) to (08/ 1998)
High School Diploma &The West African Examination Council (WAEC) Certificate
International Medical Corps(IMC), Bong County, Liberia
November 11 - 18, 2014)
Certificate of Completion phases 1,2, &3 for the Multi-Agency Training Course for
Ebola Management & Response in West Africa
United Nations Office at Nairobi, Training Center, Nairobi, Kenya
September 3 16, 2013
Certificate of Completion Report Writing Skills level-iii
United Nations Office at Nairobi Training Center Nairobi, Kenya
September 6 15, 2012
Certificate of completion Report Writing Skills level-ii
The World Bank Institute
June 6 - 28, 2013
Certificate of completion E- courses on Violence, Conflict and Fragility Resolution
USAID ARD/ Tetra Tech Capacity Building Training Course, Monrovia, Liberia
February 1-2, 2012
Certificate of participation USAID Advanced Participation Method(APM)Consensus
& Action Planning Methods Level- 1
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Training Institution (City and Country) United Nations Office at Nairobi Training Center, Nairobi, Kenya
Date: from (month / year) July 3 16, 2012
Kind of certificate obtained: Certificate of completion Report Writing Skills level i

Training Institution (City and Country) Government of Liberia & UNICEF Training of Trainers Workshop (TOT) on
Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS)
Date: from (month / year) February 3 9, 2010
Kind of certificate obtained: Certificate of Completion CLTS
Language Skills:
Language Reading Speaking Writing
English Fluent Fluent Fluent
Russian Good Good Good

Countries of Experience
a) Liberia, Sierra Leone, Uganda, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana
b) Membership of Professional Bodies:
i. Graduate Member Rostov State Civil Engineering University, Association of Professional Engineers.
ii. Member Association of Liberian Graduates from Eastern Europe
Summarizing of Key Qualifications:
Mr Collins is a highly skilled and qualified Water Supply, and Sewerage Engineer. He has over 6 years of consulting experience, including 8
years of project management and 5 years of developing country experience. He has been involved in the planning, design, construction,
monitoring and project management of infrastructure development projects in the sectors industrial, intuitional building, commercial
development, civil works and water, sanitation and hygiene(WASH). His experience encompasses all phases of projects, including report,
proposal preparation, contract negotiation, operation and maintenance, feasibility and planning studies, engineering design, cost estimating,
tendering and award of contract, construction supervision, contract administration and project management, hand pump/borehole
installation and repair/ maintenance. Most of the projects Mr. Collins has worked on have been large, multi-year projects involving large
multi-discipline consultant teams. His experience includes various methods of project delivery including traditional design-construct projects
as well as design-build, EPC, BOT and PPP arrangements. Mr. Collins is also very experienced at working with water and power utilities entities
in developing countries to improve their performance in metering, billing and revenue generation, financial operations and customer service.
His experience continue with water resources management, capacity building/ training, planning and leading WASH programs in
emergencies/ disasters/schools and/ health, community mobilization and outreach consultation programs ,urban planning and resilience
programs, camp management, rural or community development programs, research programs, monitoring and evaluation, public financial
management, public health system strengthening, environmental impact analysis, excellent experience in decentralization process; designing
of positive health and hygiene behaviour change programs, Environmental and Social Impact Assessments, Resettlement Action Plans,
Community Led-Total Sanitation approach, Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Techniques Training, Child Hygiene and Sanitation Training,
Health and hygiene promotion programs, policy and institutional strengthening, solid waste management, drainage and irrigation system
management. Collins is very familiar with preparing of proposals and executing projects to the standards of large international clients
including governments, private sector companies and international development organizations/ or agencies such as the World Bank, UNDP,
UNICEF, USAID, and the Liberian Government. Mr. Collins has extensive diverse project experience and has lived and worked and delivered
several developmental and emergencies projects in West Africa since graduating from the Russia, Rostov State University of Civil Engineering
in 2006. Additionally, he has been involved in several business development missions to other countries in East and West Africa.

He is skilful in using various computer software to analyse field works for design works; including quantity surveys, estimating, site surveys
and setting out labour force control based programs and scheduling of continuous field based back up for design team; skilled in designing
field survey on mobile devices for WASH data monitoring and data collection and mapping of water points, sanitation and hygiene facilities,
and household customers enumeration exercise for government and private water utility entities, with all GPS coordinates, and locations
with Akvo FLOW and Fulcrum software. Skilful in using office based engineering design tools (AutoCAD / Revit), and MS-Office applications,
in addition to software packages for Hydraulic Calculations and Water Reticulation System Analysis. He is a team player, dedicated to effective
and efficient completion of multiple projects and tasks within time constraints. He takes initiative in problem solving and makes decisions in
the field to ensures that his tasks are completed within projects or programs timeframe and budget.

Collins holds a Masters degree in Water Supply and Sewerage Engineering from the Russias Rostov State University of Civil Engineering. He
has also participated and completed several technical capacity building training programs online / and face to face in and out of Liberia. He
was awarded with several certificates, including certificates in Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS), from UNICEF in Liberia; Advanced
Project Methodology (APM) level 1 from USAIDs LMWP; Report Writing Skills 1,2&3 training sponsored by the World Bank at the United
Nations Office at Nairobi in Kenya; Certificate awarded in recognition of completing the three phases of the Government of Liberia, Ministry
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of Health and Social Welfare Health workers Non-Clinical training course for Ebola treatment in Liberia and certificate awarded for the
completion of phases 1,2& 3 of Multi-Agency Training Courses for Ebola Management and Response in West Africa from the International
Medical Corps (IMC) in Liberia.

Professional Experience:

Project Name: Design Review for a Phased Rehabilitation & Extension of Monrovias Sewerage Improvement Project
Location: Monrovia
Date: from(m/y)to(m/y) September/19/2015) to (June 30, 2017
Donor: World Bank
Company/Employer: Egis-Eau of France and WNL Development Solution Ltd of Canada
Position: Senior Water Supply and Sewerage Engineer(Consultant)
Job Description Assist in the study, review of alternatives, recommendation of program and detailed design and preparation
of tender documents of a first phase project for $30 million for the rehabilitation and expansion of the
Monrovia, Liberia sewerage treatment system, funded by the World Bank.
Assist in the planning, design, and supervision of mappers to carry on Monrovia sewerage customer
enumeration exercise.
Assist in the preparation of baseline assessment report and review of technical options and
recommendations.
Assist with finalizing various tender documents for contracts proposed under the world bank funded sewer
improvement project, using the World Bank Standard Procurement guideline to complete the following:
a) sewer network cleaning and emergency pipeline rehabilitation
b) Rehabilitation of sewerage pumping station and pressure main
c) Public toilets rehabilitation
d) Construction of new wastewater treatment plant at Fiamah
e) Rehabilitation of Sewage Pumping Stations and Replacement of Pressure mains
f) Emergency Works at Fiamah Wastewater Treatment Plant (lift station, grit basin and 4,000 m3/day mix
aerated lagoon)
g) Design Review, Emergency Works Supervision, Hydraulic Modeling and Preparation of Phase 2 Works
h) Capacity-Building and Operational Support to LWSC
i) Supervise contractors award contracts to rehabilitate the various projects/contracts
ii) Assist with review of Environmental and Social Impact Studies and Resettlement Framework Report being
prepared by other consultants under the study.
iii) Assist with finalization of Institutional Review Report.
iv) Assist with finalization of the above report and documents based on comments received from the client.
v)Perform any other tasks assigned in relation to the project.

Project Name: Global Partnership on Output-Based Aid (GPOBA) Project

Location: Liberia
Date: from(m/y)to(m/y) July/ 21/2014 August 31, 2015

Donor(s): World Bank, USAID

Company/ Employer: World Bank Water and Sanitation Program
Position: Water and Sanitation Consultant
Job Description: Provided Technical Assistance (TA) support to the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC),
Customer Enumeration Exercise which mapped all LWSC household customers in Monrovia.
Ensured that customer enumeration survey was designed and transferred on android smart phones
devices and implemented survey within the project budget and timeframe.
Liaised with LWSC management team to identify enumerators from the commercial and block mapping
departments for training.
Organized training venue and assisted with the training of 75 enumerators.
Provided daily field supervision to the enumerators who mapped LWSC household customers in
Monrovia and its environs.
Provided quality control and assurance in updating WSP and LWSC technical staff through work plans,
reports, briefing notes, power points presentation on a weekly basis.
Followed up on field data collected with suspicious and illegal customers or main debtors to LWSC and
ensured that all data on these customers were investigated and imported systematically into sage50
software database.
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Used field data collected to support LWSC implement action plans to (i) Disconnect and regularized all
suspicious and illegal customers found during the mapping exercise (ii) Metering of unmetered
customers, (iii) Repair of leaks and correction of all sub-standard connections and connection of new
clients who expressed willingness and ability to pay water bills.
Provided Technical Assistance support to the Liberia Scoping Study Consultancy for Improving Access to
Piped Water Supply system in Monrovia Low-Income Households communities through the World Bank
Output-Based Aid (OBA) Approach.
Provided TA support to a French consultancy firm, Hydroconsili, to conduct feasibility studies on LWSC
damaged water supply and sewerage facilities in Liberia four urban cities of, Monrovia, Gbarnga, Harper,
and Greenville. The Studied assessed all damaged components of the above rural cites water supply and
sewerage system, and produced preliminary and detailed redesign of facilities with tender document
with costs for bidding.
Provided Technical Assistant support to the Government of Liberia WASH ministries in the planning
process.
Collaborated with the Ugandan Ministry of Water and Environment, and the Rural Water Supply Network
at the SKAT foundation and consulting firm based in Switzerland, hired consultants to come in Liberia to
identify and train Liberia WASH professionals from various ministries and agencies to develop the 2015
WASH Sector Performance Report (SPR), which was reviewed during the 3rd Joint Sector Review meeting
by the Government of Liberia and its developmental partners.
Arranged and procured all WSP support to facilitate the 2015WASH Sector Performance Report and Joint
Sector Review process.

Project Name Ebola Management and Response Project

Location: Liberia & Sierra Leone
Date: from (m/y) to November 17, 2014 to August 16, 2015
(m/y)
Donor(s): UASID
Company/ Employer Partners In Health
Position: WASH Manager (Consultant)
Job Description: Conducted facility assessment and ensured that all SOPs and protocols related to water, sanitation
and hygiene (WASH) activities were in place and well established at the Ebola Treatment Units
(ETUs) and, Community Care Centers, (CCC), including hospitals and health care centers operated
by Partners In Health in Zwedru, Harper, Pleebo and Cestos cities in Liberia.
Worked closely with a team of contractors hired by USAID and Deutsche Welthungerhilfe(WHH) for
ETU construction, and UNICEF for Community Care Centers, (CCC), construction, monitored and
ensured that all construction works related to WASH on site plans and BOQ were properly executed.
Liaised with the Government of Liberia Ministry of Health, county health team and local
government authorities at county level to recruit non- clinicians for training.
Assisted the U.S. army in training the non-clinicians who served as WASH staff in the various Ebola
treatment facilities operated by PIH.
Developed job TOR's and contracts for the WASH staff after training for hiring.
Deployed and supervised 124 non-clinicians, who were hired and worked in the Ebola Treatment
Units, and Community Care Centers in Zwedru, Harper, and Cestos cities in Liberia,
Provided daily supervision and regular Infection, and Prevention Control, (IPC) trainings to the WASH
team to help improve their day to day performance in these Ebola management and treatment
facilities.
Developed work schedules, supervised and monitored the WASH team day to day activities in these
Ebola treatment facilities.
Developed and established waste management plan and infection control measures in these ETU,
CCC, and Triage/ Isolation Units.
Liaised with procurement and finance team and ensured that all WASH related supplies like PPE,
apron, gloves, gum boots, scrubs, goggles, body bags, spray cans, trash cans hand hygiene buckets,
and sensitizers were procured and stocked in these Ebola treatment facilities and in ambulances.
Conducted WASH assessments, identified and established hand washing stations at various
departments in Martha Tubman memorial hospital in Zwedru, and JJ Dossing hospital in Harper, and
the new Pleebo Health center in Pleebo city, Maryland County.

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Developed work plan, budget and priorities WASH to ensure the safety of staff, health workers,
doctors, government officials, foreign partners, and patient and their family members who worked
and visited the ETUs CCCs on a daily basis.
Collaborated with Global communities and ensured safe burial of victims who lost their lives in these
facilities.
Provided similar support at the Port Loko Ebola Treatment Unit managed by PIH in Sierra Leone.
Ensured that the Ebola Treatment Units were properly decommissioned following WHO/CDC
guidelines and protocols after Liberia was declared Ebola free country.

Project Name: Monrovia, Liberia- Households Customers Enumeration and Nigeria Port Harcourt Emergency Measure
Plan (EMP) Projects
Location: Liberia and Nigeria Port Harcourt
Date: (m/y) to (m/y) June 2012 to June 2014
Donor(s): World Bank and France Expertise International (FEI)
Company/ Employer World Bank Water and Sanitation Program
Position: Senior Water and Sanitation Specialist
Job Description: LIBERIA and Nigeria Port Harcourt:
Provided technical, and managerial leadership role in Implementing WSP-AFs Business Plan
programs for the two countries.
Led Water Supply System service delivery programs through: Managing WSPs relationship with
clients in Liberia and Nigeria and dialogued with governments in these countries on all WSP
activities;
Maintained and developed the trust and confidence of leading staff in key ministries; collaborated
with other key stakeholders (sector partners, NGOs, UN CSOs, local governments and the
communities) in promoting sector reforms programs.
Demonstrated with background in using country relevant experience and context in mobilizing and
engaging clients to lead and deliver on programs/projects.
Demonstrated the ability to present WSP business plans effectively and build and maintained the
trust with different clients in the two countries.
Developed project concept noted, and proposals for additional funding for project and activities.
In Liberia:
Led WSPs programs in fostering the transition from emergency reconstruction to country-led sector
programs through technical assistance and policy support for the development and strengthening
of Water Supply and Sanitation service delivery programs including the building of capacity (human,
financial, political, institution, etc).
Led the assessment processes with various sector stakeholders and coordinated the development
of the first Liberia water points mapping atlas, WASH Compact, and Sector Investment Plan, (SIP)
Supported UNICEF freelance consultant in the data collection processes which developed the
Liberia WASH sector Capacity Development Plan (CDP).
Collaborated with the Ugandan Ministry of Water and Environment, hired a consultant to come in
Liberia join the planning and organizing of the 1st and 2nd joint Sector Review meetings in Liberia.
Coordinated with sector stakeholders to planned and organized the 1st& 2nd WASH joint sector
review (JSR) meetings and the forum was used to launch the (Sector Investment Plan and Capacity
Development Plan documents.
Provided Technical Assistant (TA) support in the Supply, Installation and commissioning of Pumps,
at the White Plaint Water Treatment Plant managed by the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation
(LWSC) in Liberia.
Led the process in designing the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation customer enumeration survey
on mobile devices, which mapped out all its household customers in Paynesville city, in Monrovia.
Provided daily field supervision to enumerators, uploaded data from devices and used data and
summarized and provided regular update through weekly/ monthly reports for LWSC management
team and managers at World Bank Water and Sanitation Program.
Used the customers enumeration data to support LWSC implement action plans which (a)
connected new clients or customers who expressed willing to pay water bills during the field data
collection exercise in Paynesville. (b) Disconnected and regularized illegal customers and main
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(d) repaired of leaks and correction of sub-standard connections/ lines found leading in various
communities.
Provided technical assistance support in the establishment of the national water sanitation and
hygiene promotion committee, to coordinate the affairs of WASH activities with the Government of
Liberia and its partners.
Provided advisory role to the Liberia Water Sewer Corporation technicians and Ministry of Public
Works community services bureau to ensure the successful planning, implementation and
monitoring of WASH programs and data at national level.
Supported government to aligned sector programs with national planning, financial management,
procurement, and monitoring and evaluation of systems.
Supported government WASH line ministries to pilot and test Water Supply and Sanitation service
delivery programs, through projects, activities involving communities, the private sector and civil
society organizations.
Represented WASH-Liberia and WSP at regional and international conferences and donors
meetings.
In Nigeria
Collaborated with the World Banks Task Team Leader for the Nigeria work programs, and
stakeholders, and developed an approach to the sustainability plans for the River State of Port
Harcourt.
Assisted in the designed and implemented a reform programs for the state water agencies to make
them more efficient through the review of tariff, and affordability study for the state water
commission with an overall objective to assess the effectiveness and adequacy of the existing tariff
system, taking into consideration willingness and ability for customers to pay bills.
Reviewed and recommended appropriate water policy and legislation in Port Harcourt; Designed
the regulatory framework which supported the Commercialization of water agencies including, the
review of tariffs, customer mapping exercise and design of a metering program (meters procured
under the World Bank program) for the River state.
Led the process in designing customer enumeration survey on mobile devices and mapped various
categories of household customers in the city of Port Harcourt, Nigeria.
Used the customers enumeration data collected to support the River state water commissioner
implement action plans to (a) connect new clients or customers who expressed willing to pay water
bills during the field data collection. (b) Disconnect and regularized illegal customers found during
the enumeration exercise (c) Ensured the metering of un-metered customers found during the
exercise (d) repair of leaks and correction of sub-standard connections/ lines found leading on
various streets.

Project Name: Liberia Municipal Water Project for three Liberia Urban Cities
Location: Liberia
Date:from (m/y) to January 16, 2012 - June/ 15 /2012
(m/y)
Donor(s): USAID
Company / Employer USAID-Tetra Tech (ARD)

Position: Senior Water Supply and Sewage Engineer

Job Description: Oversee the day to day activities to support the work of national engineers and assisted in
identifying training needs to build their capacities
Assisted in the planning and designed options for the rehabilitation and restoration of the three
cities water supply system.
Provided technical advice to the project Lead Engineer, on issues surrounding the planning,
designing, procurement and installation of water and sanitation materials for the three cities.
Worked along with Lead Engineer to identify and design Quick Impact project needs for the three
citys water supply system.
Oversee the activities in the assessment and measurement of existing intakes, water treatment
plant, distribution network and established stream gauging for the collection of raw water data from
River Bee, Fassa Creek and Zeliba River used as intake in the three cities.

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Assisted in the preparation of cost estimates for the deepening of existing hand pumps/ boreholes
in the three cities; provided boq for the construction of new borehole in the three cities; followed
up with the ministry of lands, mines and energy to provide cost estimates for hydrological study in
the three cities; assisted in the assessment and preparation of cost estimates for the construction
of tanks for rain water harvesting for Sanniquellie and Voinjama community colleges.
Identified water points in the three cities and carry out pump and water quality testing of existing
surface water sources; determined logistics support for water sampling and testing; conducted yield
testing of selected boreholes; identified potential contamination sources using the GPS devices and
review water quality data along with local engineers.
Coordinated with local engineers to conduct pressure testing on transmission mains to elevated
tanks in Sanniquellie and Voinjama cities; calculated water and future water demands for the three
cities adding water requirements and other social amenities to support the design. Assisted in
preparing reports to be submitted to USAID and perform additional tasks under pressure to meet
with time line.

Project Name: Government of Liberia and Partners National Water Point Mapping Project
Location: Liberia
Date:from (m/y) to January 2011 December /2011
(m/y)
Donor(s): World Bank Water and Sanitation Program, UNICEF, CHF
Company / Employer World Bank Water and Sanitation Program

Position: Project Manager

Job Description Provided overall leadership and coordination with stakeholders, for ensuring the effective planning,
design, and implementation and accomplishment of the water point mapping project within project
budget and timeframe.
Acted as the main focus point in communication between various stakeholders, the Government of
Liberia and the World Bank Water and Sanitation Program (WSP).
Collaborated with the Ministry of Public Works department of rural development and community
services to secure qualified staff to support the enumerators map all water points in the 15 counties
in Liberia
Contributed knowledge and ideas to develop inclusive approach and solutions, addressing the needs
of different clients involved with the project
Coordinated with stakeholders, mobilized and recruited 150 enumerators, and 30 M&E staff,
Arranged / organized five training venues at county level to be use for training of enumerators.
Ensured the survey was designed and transferred on 200 devices for enumerators
Finalized the survey design, transferred it on 200 devices and coordinated the training of
enumerators through workshops at the various training venues identified in the various counties.
Organized and coordinated logistic (approximately, 150 motorbikes and 5-4WD land curser jeep to
transport enumerators, M&E staff in the various communities in the counties.
Organized logistics and training venue at county level for participants, including lodging, per diems,
catering and on schedule.
Assisted the World Bank training consultants to train the enumerators identified.
Developed job TORs, and contracts for enumerators and deployed them after training in the various
counties
Provided regular updates through work plans, power point presentation, reports and briefing notes
to stakeholders, the World Bank country office and headquarter in a systematic approach.
Provided supervision by ensuring traveling in the various counties to monitor and evaluate the
performance of enumerators and M&E team.
Build the team capacity through training/coaching to run the project effectively with limited outside
assistance.
Developed proposals and secured additional funding for the development of water point atlas for
Liberia WASH sector and to implement water quality testing component of the project in Monrovia.
Secured funding and used data collected and developed the Water point atlas for the Liberia
WASH sector.
Ensured proper financial and resources planning and management for the project.

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Work with sector stakeholders and prepared an investment plan (for four rural cities) as an input
to the 1st WASH Joint Sector Review.
Arranged and hired UHL and Associates Groundwater Resources Management Inc who identified
200 wells and conducted t water quality testing in the city of Monrovia.

Project Name: Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project

Location: Liberia
Date:from (m/y) to October2010 January 2011
(m/y)
Donor(s): AfDB, UNICEF and Government of Liberia
Company / Employer Ministry of Public Works

Position: Water and Sanitation Consultant

Job Description
Provided consultancy services to the Ministry of Public Works department of Rural Development
and Community Services to support the planning and design process of the national water point
mapping project with key stakeholders.
Supported the ministry department staff, especially the WASH county coordinators to work and
build relationship with the communities and other key partners at district/county level to effectively
use the WASH reporting template and report on their programs in the various counties.
Provided training to county WASH coordinators how to monitor and evaluate WASH programs
implemented by different partners at county level
Supported the county WASH coordinators to get involve with the planning and design of the water
point mapping project to coordinate enumerators with data collection in the various counties.
Collaborated with the ministry of Education to support the establishment of school WASH programs
Provided technical support to the rural WASH team/ drillers and contractors who constructed 18
new boreholes and rehabilitated 39 hands dug wells and 10 latrines for schools in 4 rural cities.
Assisted in the development of the wells and latrine construction guidelines for Liberia.
Assisted in the preparation for donors, proposals, concept note, and technical report for securing
grants/ additional funding for the implementing of rural WASH projects.
Established and maintained constructive working relationship with other departments at MPW,
partners, and others government ministries, agencies, and other relevant donors to enforce a
sustainable WASH programs in Liberia.
Chaired WASH meetings at county, national, zonal and providence levels in order to develop
improved and define lines of coordination and communication, including responsibilities

Project Name: Government of Liberia & World Bank Emergency Monrovia Urban Sanitation Project
Location: Liberia
Date:from (m/y) to January2010 October 2010
(m/y)
Donor(s): World Bank, Poyry, and Government of Liberia
Company / Employer POYRY Environment GmbH Consultant (formerly GKW Consult GmbH)
Position: Assistant Resident Engineer, Solid Waste Management
Job Description Provided leadership role and supervised solid waste contractors performance and ensured quality
work was performed in conformity with BOQ specifications and ensured the keeping of daily records
(daily works sheet), inspection of site, testing of materials/equipment and submit weekly progress
reports to the Monrovia City government and World Bank.
Assisted in the design of sanitary landfill cell for solid waste, collection and disposal and supervised
the construction of leachate ponds, reed bed and two transfer stations for solid waste collection
and disposal in Monrovia.
Identified technical problems during construction and formulated innovative solution when
required and Interpret technical drawings and prepared BOQ/ cost estimate.
Prepared all payments invoices/ certificates, meeting minutes, monthly reports, concept papers,
proposal, contracts, bid documents, variation order and an addendum for solid waste contractors.
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Conducted weekly technical meeting with all solid waste contractors in Monrovia, to discuss the
status, constraints, and progress surrounding with the project.
Assisted in designing and construction of wells/boreholes, for communities around the solid waste
disposal site.
Provided regular water quality testing of these communities wells and provided engineering
training for designated staff under a workable environment.
Provided technical advice to the Project manager/team leader and the Resident Engineer on issues
of design, procurement, supply and installation of project materials/ equipment and demonstrated
the ability to manage and deliver quality project outputs against demanding time schedules.

Project Name: Kokoya Millennium Village Project (KMVP)

Location: Kokoya District, Bong County Liberia
Date:from (m/y) to May 2009 January 2010
(m/y)
Donor(s): Governments of Liberia, Norway and UNDP
Company / Employer UNDP

Position: Water and Sanitation Coordinator

Job Description Coordinated the planning, design, of all construction and rehabilitation works of the water,
sanitation and hygiene component of the KMV Project in the district.
Collaborated with local government authorities and the communities to mobilize and identify
community base hand pump mechanics for training.
Trained community based hand pump mechanics from various communities across the district to
help support the increase of access of water supply through the repair of broken-down hand pumps
in various communities to help with the project sustainability plan.
Established community based water and sanitation committees in various communities across the
district considering gender equality.
Provided lists of spare parts for water supply and sanitation works and as well as the necessary tools
and equipment in advance for procurement.
Set up a community cash-box system and established a community hand pumps spare parts deport
in the district headquarter to facilitate smooth repair of broken down hand pumps in various
communities.
Collaborated with the education coordinator assigned with the project, district education officer
and various schools heads in the district to identify schools and students to be train with,
Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Techniques (PHAST) and, Child Hygiene and Sanitation
Trainings.
Worked with local partners and community leaders to enhance, campaign for improved hygiene in
various schools within the district.
Developed concept note/ project proposal for potential expansion of WASH in School for under aged
girls
Liaised with the Education coordinator on the project and local educators to design a programs
which increased safe hygiene and sanitation practices amongst aged school children in various
school in the district
Monitored the quantity and supply of spare parts for routine scheduled for maintenance of
community hand pumps.
Periodically inspected ongoing projects and contractors
Performed surveys and prepared technical reports, drawing and material quantities
Provided direction and technical advice to the project manager and district steering committee on
issues surrounding the planning, designing, procurement and installation of water and sanitation
materials/equipment for the district.
Supervised the construction of 25 new public latrines, 12 new school latrines,9 new
boreholes/hands dug wells and 22 rehabilitated wells in various communities, schools and health
centers across the district.
Demonstrated the ability to manage and deliver on quality project outputs against demanding
timeframe.
Collaborated with the Ministries of Public Works, Health and district leaders to Identify and trigger
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communities through Community- Led- Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach.

Contributed to the donor proposals and reports preparation on WASH component

Project Name: ArcelorMittals Iron Ore Mining Company Utilities Infrastructure Assessment and Rehabilitation Projects
Location: Iron ore mining city of LAMCO, Yekapa, Nimba County, Liberia
Date:from (m/y) to September 2008 April 2009
(m/y)
Donor(s): Governments of Norway, Liberia and UNDP
Company / Employer Architecture Engineering Planning (AEP Consultants Inc)

Position: Water Supply and Sewage Engineer

Job Description Assessed all damaged components of Arcelor Mittals mining company water supply and sewerage
infrastructure which include intakes, treatment plants, transmission and distribution lines, booster
and, automatic booster stations, underground and elevated reservoirs, and distribution network in
the mining township of Yekepa, Nimba County Liberia.
Assisted in the preparation of reports which entails, preliminary and detailed design of the
facilities or tender document with cost estimates and investments master plan for bidding.
Coordinated phase two of the project to supervise roads and bridges inventory survey for master
plan study on urban facilities in Monrovia sponsored by the Japan International Cooperation Agency
(JICA).

Certification.
I, in person of Joseph S.T. Collins, Jr, authorized representative of the staff, certify to the best of my
knowledge and belief, this CV correctly describes myself, my qualifications and my experience. I understand
that any willful misstatement described herein may lead to my disqualification or dismissal, if engaged.

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