Government Announces Permanent &Pensionable Jobs; Application Process

There were 25 steady employment with pension benefits available, according to a statement made on June 6 by the Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC).

The state corporation stated in a statement that it was seeking individuals with a wealth of expertise who were also driven and goal-oriented.

The applicant must be self-motivated, able to complete tasks independently, and dedicated to helping the business achieve its objective.

As per REREC, “They will collaborate with the departmental team to champion and welcome innovation, and they must have a high level of integrity and work ethics.”

A Senior Construction Engineer, a Driver, a Cartographer, a Wayleaves Officer, a Security Officer, and a Principal Operations and Maintenance Engineer are just a few of the positions that have been posted.

How to Apply

REREC requested that all applicants submit a standard one-page letter, a thorough curriculum vitae, copies of their academic transcripts, a copy of their ID or passport, as well as any other necessary supporting documentation.

Along with submitting the Excel file to the CEO at jobs@rea.co.ke, all applicants must also complete the Bio Data form, which is available on the organization’s website.

The business announced that it would reject any bio data forms in Portable Document Format (PDF) or scanned images.

All applications should be sent to the Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation’s chief executive officer at Kawi House, Block C/South C-Bellevue, P.O. Box 34585-00100, Nairobi.

According to the job description, “qualified and interested candidates are asked to submit hard copies of their applications along with their updated curriculum vitae and certified copies of academic certificates on or before the closing dates.”

It was encouraged for everyone who qualified to apply to do so, regardless of gender, age, ethnicity, or physical incapacity.

“Only short-listed candidates will be contacted, and they will need to bring several clearance documents, such as tax compliance forms from the Kenya Revenue Corporation (KRA), ethics and anti-corruption clearance forms from the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), a current certificate of good conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), and a report from an authorised Credit Reference Bureau (CRB).