Mechanic/ Carpenter

2026-07-11 Daikondi, Nangarhar Full Time 16

Job Location:	Daikondi, Nangarhar
Nationality:	National
Category:	Health Care
Employment Type:	Full Time
Salary:	As Per the Budget
Vacancy Number:	MC/D&N/002/26
No. Of Jobs:	2
City:	Nili, Daikundi & Jalalabad, Nangarhar

Organization:	Cordaid International
Years of Experience:	Please refer to the job requirements.
Contract Duration:	5 Months
Gender:	Male
Education:	Please refer to the job requirement
Close date:	2026-07-11

About Cordaid International:

Cordaid is an internationally operating value-based emergency relief and development organization, working in and on fragility.

The organization was established in 2000 when several Dutch aid organizations joined forces. But our history goes back more than a century. Cordaid has changed over the years, the organization now is focusing more on the localization of its operations and programs to empower local human capacities and knowledge in serving communities and people. Reducing fragility has become our core priority and we work in all contexts of fragility, from relief, through rehabilitation to long-term development. To do this effectively we seek funds, start partnerships, and compete in a global market.

We believe in a world where people can break through barriers of poverty and exclusion, influence decisions that affect them, and participate in equitable and resilient societies. A world with an economy not driven by greed and growth, but by inclusivity, social justice, and gender equality. That world is our goal. We work towards it in everything we do.

Cordaid has been active in Afghanistan since 2001, working for a stable and prosperous country. Abiding by the humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and operational independence, Cordaid is committed to standing by the people of Afghanistan and delivering its lifesaving support.

Cordaid through its work and need-based programming, is committed to delivering lifesaving, resilience, and development assistance to the people of Afghanistan.

Job Descriptions:

Interventions projects progress

Plan and implement assigned activities in coordination with the provincial coordinator and heads of CRCs; Assist in the production, repair, maintenance, and

adjustment of orthopedic devices and relevant furniture’s under the supervision of the Orthopedic Technician; utilize carpentry and metalworking techniques

to shape, mold, and assemble orthopedic devices from raw materials, including wood, metal, and plastic; ensure proper storage and utilization of equipment

and adherence to safety standards within the orthopedic workshop; comply with organizational policies, ethical standards and regulations; and maintain

professional conduct with clients and colleagues.

Timeliness and quality of reports

Provide daily, monthly, quarterly, and other required reports; maintain accurate records and documentation; and maintain proper filing systems.

Parts of programs and project proposals

Assist data collection and identify good practices under the project.

Planning, monitoring and evaluation

Assist monitoring of the quality of supply and equipment. Identify implementation challenges, and recommend corrective actions.

Result communication and open data

Collect real time data and share necessary information to the CRC and provincial office management on timely manner.

Monitoring of partners

Monitor and assess CRCs in relation to storage and use of physical rehabilitation supply, equipment and devices; review the data and provide timely

feedback to ensure relevant interventions are being carried out in line with standard guidelines.

Capacity of partners regarding accountability

Participate in capacity-building activities as required.

Integrity & Compliance

Adheres to Cordaid’s Code of Conduct and integrity policies, ensuring ethical and professional engagement with beneficiaries. Reports any concerns as per

the established procedures.

Job Requirements:

Proven experience in carpentry and furniture manufacturing, preferably in a rehabilitation, orthopedic, or medical-support setting, with the ability to design, fabricate, modify, and repair customized seating systems and assistive devices for persons with physical disabilities. And completion of technical courses in the relevant filed is considered as an asset.
The candidate should possess sound knowledge of carpentry techniques, woodworking materials, posture-support seating systems, technical drawings, measurements, and occupational health and safety standards, along with proficiency in using hand and power tools, woodworking machinery, foam cutting, upholstery, and finishing materials.
Strong attention to detail, problem-solving, communication, teamwork, record-keeping, and the ability to work effectively with multidisciplinary rehabilitation teams while maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and professionalism are essential.

Submission Guidelines:

Please send your applications to: Jobs.afghanistan@cordaid.org write title of the position Mechanic/ Carpenter and the location Daikundi or Nangarhar that you are applying for in the subject line of your emails.

Only applicants who are shortlisted for the written assessment or a Competency-Based interview (CBI) will be contacted via the email that they have provided on their application. Applicants are, therefore, required to monitor their emails for invitations to the written assessment or CBI.

Cordaid is fully committed to a safe working environment and the highest integrity standards. To read more about our commitment to Integrity, click here:

https://www.cordaid.org/en/who-we-are/integrity-and-code-of-conduct/

An integrity screening will be part of the application procedure.

An assessment phase can be part of the selection procedure. The assessment phase usually consists of a technical assessment followed by a competency-based written test and two interviews. However, there may be exceptions for a second interview, depending on the specific functions of a position.

For more information about Cordaid, please visit our website: www.cordaid.org/en/