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Free Plumbing Inc., Bweyogerere, Kampala (2026)

05/08/2020

Hello.
We have finally updated our range of services and included new exciting products for you.
You can now purchase the following products from us:
1. Water Pumps (Solar, Submersible, Manual, Surface and Engine pumps from Denmark, Italy, Germany, India and China.)
2. Generators (All Brands including Honda, Launtop, Dayliff etc)
3. Solar Equipment (Solar lighting, Solar panels etc)
4. Boreholes
5. Irrigation Services (All types of Pipes, Driplines, Sprinklers, and assorted fittings)
6. Swimming Pools services (construction, pumps and chemicals)
7. Water Treatment systems and chemicals.

Call or Whatsapp us on 0750366008 for more information.

10/01/2020

Hey friends
Adritex (U) LTD has a great deal on offer for this brand new 4KW Generator.
It's on sale for only 1.8 million shillings for a limited period of time.
Inbox us or call 0750366008 / 0784485946 for more details.
Free delivery around the whole country. Tell them we sent you 😀
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19/11/2019

Adritex (U) LTD is looking for an Electrician with a background in Water Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.
Send your CV and applications to [email protected] by 26th November, 2019.

27/04/2019

JOB ALERT:

WATER FIELD OFFICER

Job Description;

Nsamizi-UNHCR Project: Nsamizi is an Implementing Partner (IP) for UNHCR that positively contributes towards improving sustainable living standards of refugees and other Persons of Concern, through; WASH, Livelihoods and skills development, Environmental Conservation and Safe Access to Fuels and Energy (SAFE). With funding from UNHCR, Nsamizi Training Institute of Social Development, is to carryout recruitment of staff under the WASH sector to work on its project in Nakivale Refugee Settlement, Isingiro District. This is to invite applications from suitably qualiied persons to fill the position of: Water Field Officer Job summary The Water Field Officer will be responsible for implementing and providing Water and Sanitation services to the Persons of Concern (PoCs) and ensuring Construction of water related facilities, installation of pipelines, repair and maintenance of water systems and strengthening the capacity of WASH community structures conducted on timely basis. .

Qualifications, Skills and Experience:
• Must hold a Bachelors’ Degree in Water/Civil Engineering
• At least 03 years’ experience in relevant field.
• Ability to mobilize and sensitize communities.
• Knowledge of AutoCAD is an added advantage.
• Knowledge of sanitation and hygiene promotion methodologies like PHAST or CHAST or PHASE or CLTS is a MUST.
• Possession of a valid riding permit.
• The applicant must be fluent in written and spoken English
• Fluency in Kiswahili will be an added advantage

Job application procedure
All qualified Candidates should send an application letter, curriculum vitae and all academic documents to:
The Principal, Nsamizi Training Institute for Social Development,
P. O. Box 149, Mpigi. For details: send an email to: [email protected]
Deadline: 3rd May, 2019 at 3pm

13/06/2018

Job Opportunity:

Job: Water Engineer (Senior/Principal Consultant)
Company: IMC Worldwide
Location: Redhill, United Kingdom
Position Type: Full-Time
Organization Type: Private Sector
Experience Level: Mid-Level (5-9 Years)
Degree Required: Advanced Degree (Master's or JD)
Apply By: 30 June 2018
16 days remaining until the deadline.

The Role

We are seeking a Water Engineer at Senior or Principal Consultant level, to join an expanding team delivering an interesting and varied range of water and sanitation work internationally across a range of sectors.

You will provide consultancy services and project management, working in donor-funded international development markets, as well as identifying opportunities, developing proposals.

The successful applicant will be involved in work ranging from the development and application of technical skills in engineering and consultancy to international standards for infrastructure development, including:

· Water supply: municipal service provision, treatment process design, piped distribution systems, decentralised provision, non-revenue water, rural supply systems.

· Sanitation: centralised piped collection and treatment system design, decentralised service provision including faecal sludge management, rural sanitation.

· Integrated Water Resources: water shed management plans, flood risk, irrigation systems, retention and drainage infrastructure.

Main responsibilities

· Proactively target new business opportunities and lead and contribute to high quality expressions of interest and proposals to win new business

· Use initiative to exploit business opportunities and win work for the Water sector and wider business through developing network and relationships with partners, donors & clients

· Support in the delivery of technical inputs, principally in the areas of water and sanitation, on a wide range of assignments as required

· Work collaboratively with engineers, planners and policy makers in the multi-disciplinary teams

· Manage projects and support on project tasks, under the leadership of other specialists, to ensure delivery to the high standards expected by IMC and our clients

· Work with other team members to deliver the water strategy and capability and the overall Engineering Strategy

Team Environment

You will join the Water team working to develop and deliver the technical capacity within the Engineering Business Steam strategy.

You will work closely with a strong team of four colleagues under the leadership of the Water Sub-Stream Leader and the Senior Technical Director for Engineering.

The working environment is informal and creative, but we are uncompromising on the quality of work we deliver to clients.

You will also collaborate with other IMC members of staff from other Business Steams and from the Regions when working on projects and as needed in business development.

Qualifications, understanding & training:
Postgraduate degree qualification in a relevant discipline

Experience:

Sound experience and technical capacity in the design and supervision of Water Sector engineering projects, ideally in international development
Previous experience of working with international funding agencies, EU, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, EBRD and/or experience of working with iNGOs in the implementation of WASH projects
Interested in experience/expertise in WASH in climate and resilience, monitoring & evaluation, utilities and service level approach
Business Development experience
Preparation and writing successful EOI’s/Bids/Proposals including technical input for multi- and bi-lateral clients, such as DFID, World Bank and EU
Overseas work experience in Africa, South Asia, South East Asia, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Caribbean or South Pacific
Experience of working in fragile or conflict affected states is desirable

Hours of work – This role is a full-time position.

Location – The role is based in the IMC offices in Redhill. We are a short walk from Redhill train station, which has direct links to London and the South Coast. There is free parking available on site depending on availability.

Due to the nature of our work, all IMC contracts require job holders to be able to travel overseas to our overseas projects as and when required.

Salary – Competitive salary depending on experience.

Annual leave – 25 days annual leave plus 8 public holidays.

The holiday year is 1st January – 31st December.

Benefits – Buying and selling of annual leave scheme, private medical insurance, health cash plan scheme, life assurance scheme, company contributory pension scheme, childcare vouchers and cycle to work scheme. IMC also supplies free refreshments and fruit, and there is a dress down day every Friday.

13/06/2018

Lecturing Job:

Faculty Position in Hydrology/Climate Change Adaptation
Location: National Central University, Taoyuan City, Taiwan
Position Type:Full-Time
Organization Type: University/Academia/Research/Think tank
Experience Level: Not Specified
Degree Required: Doctorate
Apply By: 1 July 2018
17 days remaining until the deadline.

The Graduate Institute of Hydrological and Oceanic Sciences at the National Central University invites applications for one full-time tenure-track faculty position at any rank (assistant, associate, or full professor) in the area of Land Hydrological Cycles, Surface and Subsurface Hydrology, Climate Change Adaptations and/or Water Resources and Environments.

Qualified applicants should have a strong record of publications and commitments to exemplary research and teaching. She/he will be expected to publish quality SCI papers, establish internationally recognized independent research, and acquire external research funding. Estimated start date is February 1, 2019. Please send (or e-mail) the application letter, CV, a summary of teaching and research interests, and three letters of recommendation to:

Faculty search committee, Graduate Institute of Hydrological and Oceanic Sciences, National Central University, 300 Jhongda Rd, Jhongli, 32001, Taiwan ( Email : [email protected] ; Tel: +886-3-4222874; Fax: +886-3-4222894 ).

Applications should be received by August 31, 2018 for full considerations.

http://www.ihs.ncu.edu.tw/news/news.php?Sn=249

[Please note that the JWJ post deadline is 1 July, because the AGU post deadline is then even if the post itself says 31 August]

13/06/2018

JOB OPPORTUNITY:

Name: Business Development Fellow (Water)
Company: Impact Carbon
Location: Kampala, Uganda
Position Type: Full-Time
Experience Level: Junior (0-4 Years)
Degree Required: Bachelor's (Or Equivalent)
Apply By: 21 June 2018 (7 days remaining until the deadline)

Description:

Impact Carbon is seeking a Fellow to assist in Impact Carbon's project operations, administration, and marketing efforts in Uganda. The Fellow's tasks will include working directly with the Country Director to manage relationships with local manufacturing and distribution partners. This position will report to the Country Director. We are looking for someone who can make a two-year commitment to strengthening our program in Uganda.

Key responsibilities will include:

Work with existing and new manufacturing partners to increase their sales and market reach, as well as to develop and refine manufacturing, record keeping, and financial systems and processes in support of our carbon monitoring requirements and business strengthening objectives. Activities will include to:

1. Participate in national forums and stakeholder meetings to keep abreast of new developments in the clean energy, improved cookstove and improved fuel space; identify opportunities to expand Impact Carbon's impact; represent Impact Carbon externally and in coordination with the Country Director.

2. Support and/or lead carbon monitoring surveys including data collection, cleaning and processing, as well as coordination with international auditors in support of verification and issuance

3. Lead and manage special projects for Impact Water; areas many include mobile data platform development/rollout/improvement, new credit offers, data analytics, new product development, new sales channel development, partnerships, staff development, and/or other areas of operations, administration and finance.

4. Work in close coordination with senior leadership team at Impact Water to define and execute on annual business strategy and work plan in attainment of social impact and financial objectives.

5. Represent Impact Water externally and in coordination with the Country Director

Qualifications and Experience:

i) Degree in business (accounting, finance or marketing), economics, or international relations; or another field but compliments by demonstrated entrepreneurial talent
ii) Fluency in both written and spoken English
iii) 1-3+ years of work experience strongly preferred
iv) Strong business and financial experience with excellent quantitative and analytical skills
v) Experience with managing new (and ideally growing) programs/projects and/or substantial client management experience preferred

Desired Skills:

- Excellent time management skills with the ability to meet tight deadlines and multitask
- Ambitious individual who can take initiative on new projects and demonstrate strong leadership
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- High level of creativity and the desire to develop new, innovative programs
- Superior relationship management skills and the ability to hold external parties accountable to tight deadlines and regulatory requirements
- Passion for entrepreneurial approaches to global development challenges
- Interest in working and living in a bustling African capital city and contributing to the success of a proven improved cook stove project (Impact Carbon) and the scaling of an innovative safe water start-up (Impact Water)
- Must possess grit, emotional intelligence and a good sense of humor

BENEFITS:

- Health insurance, flights home, and housing allowance

LEVEL OF LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:

Fluent in English

PROFESSIONAL LEVEL:

Entry level job

MINIMUM EDUCATION REQUIRED:

4-year degree

HOW TO APPLY:

[email protected]
http://www.impactcarbon.org

Please email a one-page cover letter, resume, and writing sample that demonstrates your writing capabilities to [email protected]

Use the subject "Business Development Fellow" in all e- mail correspondence. No phone calls or posted mail applications, please. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled and will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

Impact Carbon is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All persons regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, ancestry, s*x, marital status, disability, religious or political affiliation, age or s*xual orientation shall have equal access to positions, limited only by their ability to do the job.

15/01/2018

Things You Should Never Flush Down Your Toilet:

Your average toilet flush may handle a lot of natural waste - and toilet paper - but it isn't designed to handle anything else. The best way to increase the longevity of your toilets and avoid annoying plumbing issues (plus lots of extra plunger time) is to keep all other waste and trash away from your toilets. Take a look at the worst things to go down a toilet: Maybe it's time for some new rules around your house.

1. Tissues and Paper Towels
While they may seem a little like toilet paper, they are not. The materials used to make tissues, paper towels and similar products do not dissolve easily and are far more likely to clog your toilet, as well as cause problems for your septic tank or at your water treatment facility.

2. Cat Litter
Even if your cat litter says that it is 'flushable,' don't flush it. All cat litter is bad for your toilet. It lingers in your pipes, refuses to dissolve easily and interacts poorly with your sewer system. If the temptation to use the toilet is too much for a family member in charge of cleaning litter, then put a box of disposable plastic bags or similar poop-scooping solutions by the litter box so that it's less of an issue

3. Disposable Diapers
Yes, disposable diapers tend to get covered in waste. Unfortunately, toilets were not made for any kind of disposable diaper: Trying to flush these diapers is an incredibly common cause of serious pipe clogs that need professional attention. Avoid this problem, and provide another option for dealing with diapers.

4. Tampons
While the toilet is frequently a handy option to get rid of tampons and other feminine hygiene products, it's also a bad idea. Tampons can easily create clogs deep in pipes and should never be flushed.

5. Condoms
Condoms are another case where convenience shouldn't trump toilet care. Throw them in the trash instead of flushing: Both condom materials (typically latex) and associated lubricants are bad for your plumbing.

6. Anything Made of Cotton
This includes cotton swabs, cotton balls, Q-tips, and any other associated product. Cotton is excellent at absorbing water, but it doesn't break down easily. The combination is a dire one for your plumbing.

7. Any Type of Plastic
It doesn't matter if it's packaging plastic or a Band-Aid, you can't flush plastics down a toilet. Plastic doesn't dissolve and can cause many problems in your pipes – if they get that far after a toilet flush.

8. Food
Any type of food is off limits, no matter how soft it may be. The same is true of any leftover pieces, shells, bones or grounds that you want to get rid of. These belong in neither your pipes nor your garbage disposal. Throw them in the trash or compost.

9. Gum
Water does nothing to get rid of gum, so it tends to stick around – literally. You don't want it in your pipes!

10. Hair
If you're fishing hairballs from your sink or tub, don't dump them in the toilet: That's just moving the clog from one part of your plumbing to another. Throw it away instead.

11. Pills
TV makes flushing pills look dramatic and effective, but it's a horrible idea. If you have pills past expiration or just don't want them in your house, find a local medicine take-back program or grind them up and throw them away on trash day. Otherwise, those potent chemicals will get into sewer systems and even groundwater, where they can do untold damage.

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