About Raising The Village

We are Raising The Village (RTV) – an international development organization and a registered charity – on a mission to end ultra-poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa. Raising The Village is a fast-growing organization on an accelerated growth path. We have 120+ national staff in Uganda and a team of 8 people in North America working together to lift communities out of ultra-poverty in last-mile villages. We operate at the intersection of direct implementation and advanced data analytics to inform progress, decision-making, and impact.

To date we have supported more than 665,000 people through our innovative holistic approach and are on track to expand to reaching one million people annually in the region by 2027.

We have achieved this tremendous growth with the support of our incredible partners from all around the globe who believe in our model and impact. Find out more about our programs and impact at:

www.raisingthevillage.org.

Job Purpose

The Logistics Officer will be responsible for coordinating and managing the movement of goods, supplies, and equipment to support RTV’s programs. The role ensures timely procurement, storage, and distribution of materials while maintaining compliance with organizational policies and donor requirements.

Key Roles & Responsibilities

1. Fleet Coordination & Oversight

• Coordinate day-to-day fleet operations across districts.

• Monitor movement, allocation, and utilization of all motorbikes and vehicles.

• Ensure fleet compliance with organizational policies and road safety standards.

• Maintain an up-to-date fleet register and asset tracking records.

2. Fuel Management & Reconciliation

• Oversee fuel card usage and weekly/monthly consumption.

• Verify district fuel usage against supplier statements to ensure accuracy.

• Prepare and submit monthly fuel reconciliation reports.

• Flag and report anomalies or discrepancies for review by management.

• Coordinate with fuel suppliers for timely statements and top-ups.

3. Repairs & Maintenance Planning

• Schedule routine and preventive maintenance for all fleet assets.

• Coordinate with approved service providers and track work progress.

• Ensure repairs are performed properly and parts used are genuine.

• Maintain maintenance schedules and follow up on overdue services.

• Track turnaround time and escalate delays.

4. Maintenance & Parts Usage Tracking

• Monitor usage of spare parts across districts.

• Compile monthly reports on fast-moving, slow-moving, and high-cost parts.

• Ensure accountability of all parts issued, used, and remaining in inventory.

• Track recurring mechanical issues and recommend long-term solutions.

5. Reporting & Documentation

• Prepare weekly and monthly fleet operations reports.

• Submit consolidated reports on fuel consumption, maintenance costs, and fleet performance.

• Maintain updated documentation including service provider contracts, warranties, and repair records.

• Support audits with clear and accurate data on fleet and fuel.

6. Inventory & Asset Control

• Monitor and track stock levels of spare parts and consumables.

• Prepare inventory usage reports and ensure proper storage and issuance.

• Conduct periodic physical verification of parts and tools.

• Prevent loss, misuse, or over-consumption of parts across districts.

7. Coordination & Communication

• Liaise with mechanics, service providers, and fuel stations.

• Coordinate movement plans and ensure fleet availability for field teams.

• Communicate any fleet risks, downtime, or urgent repairs to management.

• Support smooth flow of information between operations, finance, and district teams.

8. Compliance & Continuous Improvement

• Ensure adherence to organizational fleet management policies.

• Recommend improvements to fuel controls, maintenance processes, and reporting systems.

• Support the introduction of new tracking tools or fleet management systems.

• Ensure compliance with safety standards, confirming that all staff operating vehicles or motorcycles have and use the required Safety gears

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, or related field.

• Minimum 3 years’ experience in logistics or supply chain management, preferably in NGO or development sector.

• Strong knowledge of procurement procedures and inventory management systems.

• Experience managing fleet and transport operations.

• Proficiency in MS Office and logistics software.

• Excellent organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Raising The Village is committed to Equity and Inclusion in the workplace and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

• Coordinate day-to-day fleet operations across districts.
• Monitor movement, allocation, and utilization of all motorbikes and vehicles.
• Ensure fleet compliance with organizational policies and road safety standards.
• Maintain an up-to-date fleet register and asset tracking records.
• Oversee fuel card usage and weekly/monthly consumption.
• Verify district fuel usage against supplier statements to ensure accuracy.
• Prepare and submit monthly fuel reconciliation reports.
• Flag and report anomalies or discrepancies for review by management.
• Coordinate with fuel suppliers for timely statements and top-ups.
• Schedule routine and preventive maintenance for all fleet assets.
• Coordinate with approved service providers and track work progress.
• Ensure repairs are performed properly and parts used are genuine.
• Maintain maintenance schedules and follow up on overdue services.
• Track turnaround time and escalate delays.
• Monitor usage of spare parts across districts.
• Compile monthly reports on fast-moving, slow-moving, and high-cost parts.
• Ensure accountability of all parts issued, used, and remaining in inventory.
• Track recurring mechanical issues and recommend long-term solutions.
• Prepare weekly and monthly fleet operations reports.
• Submit consolidated reports on fuel consumption, maintenance costs, and fleet performance.
• Maintain updated documentation including service provider contracts, warranties, and repair records.
• Support audits with clear and accurate data on fleet and fuel.
• Monitor and track stock levels of spare parts and consumables.
• Prepare inventory usage reports and ensure proper storage and issuance.
• Conduct periodic physical verification of parts and tools.
• Prevent loss, misuse, or over-consumption of parts across districts.
• Liaise with mechanics, service providers, and fuel stations.
• Coordinate movement plans and ensure fleet availability for field teams.
• Communicate any fleet risks, downtime, or urgent repairs to management.
• Support smooth flow of information between operations, finance, and district teams.
• Ensure adherence to organizational fleet management policies.
• Recommend improvements to fuel controls, maintenance processes, and reporting systems.
• Support the introduction of new tracking tools or fleet management systems.
• Ensure compliance with safety standards, confirming that all staff operating vehicles or motorcycles have and use the required Safety gears

• Proficiency in MS Office and logistics software.
• Excellent organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills.

• Bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, or related field.
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in logistics or supply chain management, preferably in NGO or development sector.
• Strong knowledge of procurement procedures and inventory management systems.
• Experience managing fleet and transport operations.