1. Franklin Wlehka Tuweh
17th Street Sinkor, Monrovia Liberia
ftuweh250@yahoo.com/wlehka@gmail.com
Cell: +231(0)776195239/+231(0)886207513
Home mobile: +231(0)775503495/+231(0)880458055
Skype : franklin.tuweh1
PERSONAL STATEMENT
Facilitate the effective and successful planning, implementation, monitoring and
evaluation of program activities in the assigned area, ensure sound implementation,
reporting against objectives, and ensuring that interventions are appropriate, effective,
cost effective and timely.
over-enthusiastic, self-motivated and proactive personnel with extensive experience in
WASH, construction and community development programming through community
empowerment approaches that contributes to the improvements in quality of life and
standard of living. I have enormous experience working with disadvantaged children and
women and other extremely vulnerable populations in a variety from emergency through
recovery to development. Have program management and coordination skills whereas
demonstrating a logical and analytical approach to solving complex problems and issues.
I have immense interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate concisely and
articulately with partners, stakeholders, community and colleagues. A motivational and
inspirational team builder, who enjoys being part of a successful and productive team and
thrives in highly stressful and challenging working Environments
.
KEY SKILLS
Ability to manage time and priorities workload to ensure efficient delivery of all aspects of
tasks
• Regular user of Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word and Power point
• Highly organized and efficient
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
• Polite and professional manner
• Good knowledge of monitoring, research and evaluation using quantitative and
qualitative principles
• Excellent report writing skills
• Strong team-building and motivational skills
• Strong negotiating, facilitating and influencing skills
• Promote empowerment
• Work in partnership with others
• Ensure accountability and promote responsibility
• Address discrimination
• Promote the non-violent resolution of conflicts
• Seek sustainable results
• Promote gender equality and equity

2. CAREER HISTORY
INFECTION PREVENTION CONTROL AND WATER, SANITATION HYGIENE (IPC/WASH)
COORDINATOR, The Mentor INITIATIVE
(Jan 2015 - Present)
• Lead implementing and coordinating roles and responsibilities in the
WASH / infrastructures of health facilities. To achieve this objective the
incumbent will perform the following general duties and responsibilities.
• Performs assessment of infrastructure in health facilities, and make
recommendations on the possible options for improvement.
• In coordination with health facilities staff develops the design and
construction of new triage /isolation facilities and the modification
/rehabilitation of existing building, latrines, bath rooms with particular focus
on infection prevention control and WASH.
• Perform WASH assessment of the health facilities, water source in the
identified communities, and makes recommendations on the possible options
for new construction / rehabilitation /repair, generate bill of quantities for
proposed works.
• Supervises and manage the construction of water supply system (including
borehole /well construction or rehabilitation etc) ,hazardous waste
infrastructure (Ash pits , placental pits, and incinerators ) at the existing
functional Facilities, Triage /isolation facilities at primary health Facility
• Coordination and Representation in the overall WASH/ infrastructures
rehabilitation response activities in the county, including adherence to agreed
standard and operational guidelines and terms of references of WASH cluster
• Provide support and guidance to construction supervisors /WASH assistants
teams deployed in the county.
• Establishes as open dialogue with relevant county authorities so as to be in a
position to discuss any problem that is related to WASH / Infrastructure
rehabilitation the District or county in the efforts are comply with
obligations of the government , UN agencies and Humanitarian organization
• Lead the development of technical manuscripts, reports and drafting of the
M&M tools
• Supply, management and disposal of PPE required implementing safe IPC
Clinical, community and prevention
• Plan day to day activities of waste management teams- self sufficient roving
teams using enhanced PPE and decontamination systems
• Maintain the currency and competency of waste management PPE and safe
procedures through weekly and monthly testing & accreditation
• Develop and produce IEC materials in collaboration with the relevant local

3. authorities
INFECTION PREVENTION CONTROL AND WATER, SANITATION HYGIENE (IPC/WASH)
SUPERVISOR, THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION/CTG
(October 2014 – April 2015)
• Support the WASH coordinator to implement the infection prevention control
and WASH procedures in the Ebola treatment unit and Concern Health Facilities
• Supervisor the infection prevention control safety monitor and team members
and chlorinators
• Ensure strict application of IPC and WASH procedures
• Investigate and report any incident or breach of IPC procedures
. WATSAN Supervisor, Bomi County Community Care Center
(August – October 2015)
• Plans, organizes, documents and evaluates the WatSan activities in the County
Community Care Center.
• Participates in internal or external meetings to ensure continuity and quality of
WatSan.
• Conducts regular maintenance checks on water supply network and carries out
necessary repairs.
• Ensures solid waste is properly disposed of in the County Community Care
Center
• Prepares and monitors the quality of water and chlorine solution.
• Ensures chlorine is properly controlled and stored.
• Works with logistics to ensure a supply of WatSan equipment and consumables.
• Supports Infection Prevention and Control team to ensure consistent infection
prevention and control procedures are followed at all times, a clean hygienic
environment is maintained at all times and to ensure safe and dignified burial of
the deceased.
• Records and communicates information related to water supply and sanitation
of the county Community Care center

4. District Environmental Health Supervisor, Ministry of Health, Bomi County Health
Team, Liberia
(April 2009 – Dec 2014)
• Plan and supervise community assessments at municipality, village and
household levels, monitor water supplies and sanitation in the affected area and
recommend interventions to respond to the needs and vulnerabilities of the
population.
• Monitor water quality and ensure that community members have access to safe
drinking water.
• Ensure community mobilization, and facilitate community-based project
activities through regular interaction with women and community members,
including providing training, guidance and support to ensure that the facilities
provided will be fully utilized and maintained.
• Take steps to ensure that the program benefits the poorest and most vulnerable.
• Responsibility for distribution of Water and Sanitation related materials for
assigned project activities.
• Keep records of activities, and report regularly and as requested on program
progress. Integrate public health concepts into water, sanitation and hygiene
activities and ensure close collaboration with health and other sectors, including
hygiene promotion and community mobilization.
• Rehabilitation, repaired of hand pumps and construction
• Constructions of pit latrines and Hub Incinerator (Ash pits, Placental pits, storage
room and Incinerator)
Volunteer services provided
Year Detailed description Organization Position
2015 Training of Health Workers within 100
health facilities on:
• Basic and Enhance PPE procedures
• Wastes Management
• Setting up of triage and standard
protocols
• Chlorine mixing
The Mentor
Initiative
Facilitator
2015
• Border screening Training and
community Event Based Surveillance
workshop
• Border re-opening process
• Port of Entry checklist for readiness
• Standard operational procedures for
IOM/CTG Counties
Facilitator

5. ports of Entry Health Screening
• SOP: Cross-border Notification of
contacts to a known case of Ebola
• Sharing of High Risk contacts at Land
border crossing
• BIN reporting of cross Border Data
• Community Traveler Registration and
screening
• Primary Screening form, Land crossing
• Community event Based Surveillance
• Hand hygiene
• Putting on Basic and Enhance PPE
• Chlorine type and mixing
• Primary and secondary screening
2014 • Detail Provide information on the
epidemiology and transmission of
Ebola virus disease and the current
Ebola epidemic.
• Describe infection prevention and
control principles as they pertain to
working in ETUs in Africa.
• Demonstrate the skills needed to work
safely and efficiently in a well-designed
ETU.
• Describe how to evaluate personal and
environmental safety within an ETU
environment.
• Describe the basic principles of clinical
care and management of the Ebola
infected patient.
• Describe patient and community
assessment and intervention strategies
for Ebola treatment and control and
Responsibilities
• Body management protocol
• Personal protective equipment(PPE)
protocol
IOM/WHO Facilitator
2014 WATSAN Practical , MSF ETU
• Worked with the wastes management
IOM/CTG Volunteer

6. team
• Worked with the low and high risk
sprayers zones
• Body management team
• Chlorinators team
• Water supply and other technical
supports to national staff
• Worked alone with MSF WASH
coordinator to conduct national staff
daily supervision
2010 Household sensitization on water and
sanitation:
• To effectively transform the mindsets
of youth towards leadership,
innovation, creation of ideas and
progressive thinking,
• To encourage the public to recognize
the youth and accept their place in
society,
• To promote the development of job-
searching skills, most importantly
networking and communication which
are essential to a successful career in
any field
• A rationale for business investment and
action to help create innovation,
effective and sustainable solution to
the dialogue of youth unemployment.
OXFAM-GB Facilitator
2010 Training for general community health
Volunteers in hygiene promotion
OXFAM-GB Facilitator
2009 Training for gCHVs in county wide chlorination OXFAM-GB Facilitator
2009 WASH assessment training for general
community Health Volunteers
OXFAM-GB Facilitator
2008 • Listing of all buildings and housing units
in their assigned Enumeration District
(ED)
• Completing questionnaires for all
households in their ED and, within
Liberia
Institute of
Statistics and
Geo
information
Census
District
Supervisor

7. those questionnaires, all questions on
the questionnaire for each member of
every household and for every dwelling
unit
• Completing their Visitation Records
(VRs)
• Updating their ED maps as required
Services
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Year Education University Achievement
2015 Basics of Public-Private Partnerships Young African
Leader
Initiative
(YALINETWOR
K)
Certificate
2013 Bachelor of Art Degree in Sociology with
emphasis in Public Administration
The United
Methodist
University
BA Degree
2013
Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word and
Power point
Inter Digital
Computer
School
Certificate
2009 Environmental and Occupational Health Tubman
National
Institutes of
Medical Arts
Diploma
Year TRAINING Organization Achievement
2015
Ebola Infection prevention and control for
Hospitals, Health Centers and clinics
The Mentor
Initiative
Participant
2015
TOT Ebola Infection prevention and control
for Hospitals, Health Centers and clinics
The mentor
Initiative
Participant
2014 Ebola Clinical Training for ETU work in case
management and infection prevention and
control
WHO/IOM Certificate
2011 Community led Total sanitation (CLTS) CHF Participant
2010 Diarrhea Prevention and control: CHF-now
Global
Participant

8. • Wash your hands before and after
preparing food
• Lather with soap for at least 20
seconds
• Use hand sanitizer when washing
isn't possible. Use an alcohol-base
rub
• Watch what you eat.
• Watch what you drink
• Serve food right away or refrigerate
it after it has been cooked or
reheated
• Wash surfaces frequently to avoid
spreading germs from one food item
to another
communities
2010 Water quality testing, Analysis and
reporting training
UNIEF/MOH Certificate
2009
WASH Assessments OXFAM-GB Participant
2009
Waste management and control OXFAM-GB Participant