Field Data Collector

Responsibilities:

• Collect accurate field data through surveys, observations, interviews, questionnaires, and other approved data-collection methods.
• Conduct community visits, consultations, stakeholder engagements, and interviews in line with project requirements.
• Capture GPS coordinates, geotagged photographs, site observations, and other location-based information as required.
• Document field findings clearly and submit accurate, complete, and timely reports or data entries.
• Identify and report field-level issues, access constraints, data gaps, or unusual observations to the project team.
• Support environmental and social assessments, baseline studies, site assessments, and related field research activities where required.
• Engage respectfully with community members, local stakeholders, and relevant authorities while maintaining professional conduct.
• Follow project-specific fieldwork procedures, data-quality standards, safety, security, and community-entry protocols.
• Protect the confidentiality and integrity of information collected during field assignments.
• Coordinate effectively with supervisors and other field team members and remain available for assigned field activities and travel.

Requirements:

• Experience in field data collection, research, environmental/social assessment, community engagement, GIS/GPS, or related activities.
• Relevant educational or professional background.
• Strong observation, documentation, and reporting skills.
• Ability to collect GPS coordinates and geotagged photographs.
• Ability to conduct interviews, consultations, and stakeholder engagement where required.
• Strong knowledge of local communities, LGAs, towns, and routes within your area of coverage.
• Strong communication, teamwork, professionalism, and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently while providing accurate and timely field information.
• Willingness and availability to travel for field assignments where required.

Project Coverage: 

• All 36 states of Nigeria: individuals with relevant experience, strong local networks,people-mobilisation capacity, or technical skills that can support field assignments.