Program Transport and Logistics Officer

What you will do:

Procurement and Resource Management

Identifying opportunities, facilitate the distribution and tracking of equipment and resources shared among project sites to ensure maximum utility.  Purchase equipment and supplies for both WCHS and ALCPA, and coordinate delivery of needed items.  Support the Operations Manager with deliverable-based contracts for needed services.  Follow provided procurement policies and ensure all other program staff comply with these policies. 

Operational Logistics and Infrastructure Support

Serve as in country Driver with regular visits to WCHS and ALCPA  Manage and streamline logistics across Accra head office, WCHS and ALCPA  Assist with any other responsibilities as assigned by the line manager 

Maintenance, Risk Mitigation and Reporting

Proactively identify local challenges or operational risks, with regular communication to the Program Manager(s) to ensure timely resolution  Develop and implement a maintenance plan for all field equipment, tools, and vehicles across project sites (Accra Office, WCHS, and ALCPA) Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

What you will bring:

A Higher National Degree (HND) in Logistics is required. A good Drivers Certificate from a recognized institution is required. 3 to 5 years of experience with coordinating logistics for national projects (or international)  3 to 5 years of relevant work experience as a Driver   Strong project coordination skills.    Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.   Demonstrated ability to build and maintain effective partnerships with local communities, NGOs, government agencies, and other stakeholders.    Demonstrated ability to prioritize among multiple tasks and manage time efficiently, able to meet deadlines   Must have the ability to work independently and collaboratively, and be able to work well as part of a team   Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to effectively engage with diverse stakeholders.    Cultural awareness and sensitivity to support work with partners Proficient on office word, excel and PowerPoint  Experience working in the conservation or non-profit sector is an asset

Working Conditions:

Based on a 40hr work week with a flexible schedule to accommodate working across multiple time zones (Ghana and Canada) as needed Extensive field work in and out of Accra  Time spent at project locations may include field work/conditions that may involve hazards such as dangerous animals, insects, sunburn, working with field equipment such as trucks or ATVs, heavy lifting of field equipment, exposure to wildlife diseases, and working in rural areas and/or remote communities. Field conditions might also involve working long, irregular hours in inclement weather.  Travel or reside in field locations or project communities as necessary.  Driving on highways, dirt roads, and occasional air travel.  Travel between project sites and head office as necessary

Other Information: The Wilder Institute Ghana may require outdoor work and staff must be comfortable working in a large variety of outdoor conditions. The Wilder Institute’s Ghana follows the advice of local weather authorities when responding to temperature and air quality issues.

What the Wilder Institute Ghana Offers:

We offer competitive compensation! A fun, rewarding work environment dedicated to driving forward inclusive, sustainable conservation.

NB : If this position is a fit for you, we encourage you to apply with a resume and cover letter online by our application deadline: September 8, 2026 at 4pm MT / 10pm GMT.

Location : Accra

Salary : Attractive