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There are projects where engineering is visible — platforms, pipelines, terminals. But there is another work, less visible, that determines whether local families fish and earn a living from fishing again after a large-scale resettlement.
It is this work that this role supervises: for an employer in the oil and gas industry represented by the Heading agency, a Fisheries Project Supervisor (M/F) — in the official vacancy notice, Fisheries Project Supervisor — is sought for Cabo Delgado, tasked with implementing and monitoring livelihood restoration and development programmes in the fisheries sector.
Heading acts as an intermediary: the end employer is a client whose name the job post omits — it is only known that they work in oil and gas. Concrete clues about the role design remain in the text.
There is an implementation team dedicated to the fisheries project, which someone has to recruit, onboard and develop. There are partners, contractors and consultants hired to execute the programmes in the field — and the person guiding, monitoring and demanding results from them is this supervisor.
There is also a third aspect clearly outlined by the vacancy: the role liaises between implementation partners, the project, the government, affected families and the surrounding community. Whoever takes on this role will negotiate, explain, listen and report — almost always on the same day.
The job advert divides the tasks into two fronts. The first is on the programme side:
The second front takes you out of the office:
The profile is senior supervision: the experience bar is high, and all qualifications — education, languages, ability to negotiate and manage disagreements — are listed in the dedicated requirements section, just as the advert combines them, without distinguishing mandatory from preferred. What the job design indicates: you will manage people and contracts simultaneously,
write reports, meet deadlines and hold delicate conversations with communities, contractors and public entities. To anyone who fits this threefold profile, this role offers something rare — seeing, on the ground, the impact of their own work on the lives of hundreds of families.
The duty station is Cabo Delgado, with regular travel to implementation areas — the job advert does not specify a city or districts, and we will not fill in those gaps ourselves. Contract type, working hours and benefits also do not appear in the official text.
What the list of tasks confirms: constant coordination with security and HSE teams, frequent contact with local authorities and the duty to represent the project to those affected by it. A role for anyone who appreciates structured work, real pressure and purpose.
No salary figures are given in the job advert and Inademy does not publish figures without a source — guessing a range would only create false expectations and disrupt the conversation that matters. The remuneration,
when an offer is made, is presented within the agency's own process. If you reach the interview stage, the guide on salary expectations linked at the bottom of this page will help you enter it with realistic expectations.
We ran our own check before this listing went live: requisition 5833 was opened on the agency's site today, and it showed up live and taking applications on our publication date. The way in is signposted below. After you send your CV, Heading reads it, filters and makes the final call.
Deadline: by our own editorial decision, this listing will remain published until 22 September 2026, two weeks after publication. The agency has not set a closing date and may close the requisition earlier — so if your profile matches, apply as soon as possible.
Steps: open requisition 5833 on the official Heading portal, tell the form where you came across the opening, fill in your details and attach your CV. The official vacancy notice is written in English — and English proficiency plays a key role in the selection —, so prepare yourself using our guides:
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The advert presents the requirements in a single list, without separating mandatory from preferred — and this is the division we respect, without adding or cutting anything: