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In 2005, Richard Leakey outlined to Stony Brook his concept for an institute that could provide the permanent infrastructure to enable year-round research in this remote area of sub-Saharan Africa. The University enthusiastically endorsed the idea of TBI, committing funds for the Stony Brook end of the project. Additional fundraising began in 2006; construction of temporary facilities for a long-term field camp on the east side of Lake Turkana (TBI-Ileret) commenced in 2007; the camp was fully operational by year-end and was the site for the first Kenya-based Human Evolution Workshop in 2008. Construction of the first full field center on the west side of the lake (TBI-Turkwel) was completed in 2012. Construction of permanent facilities at TBI-Ileret commenced in 2012, and is scheduled to be completed in 2016.
The Field Services Manager at Turkana Basin Institute is responsible for overseeing and managing operations at remote research facilities. This role requires a highly adaptable individual with the ability to work remotely and across diverse cultures. The Field Services Manager will ensure that all field operations are efficient, effective, and aligned with the organization's goals, reporting directly to the COO.
Key Responsibilities:
Field Operations Management:
Remote Work and Cross-Cultural Collaboration:
Logistics and Resource Management:
Team Leadership and Development:
Health, Safety, and Environmental Compliance:
Reporting and Communication:
Qualifications:
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Interested candidates should submit their resume and a cover letter outlining their relevant experience and qualifications to recruitment@turkanabasin.org
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