QUALIFICATIONS,REQUIREMENTS, DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Basic Salary Scale: Ksh.58,360.00 - 90,200.00 (CPSB 06) House Allowance: Ksh. 25,500.00 pmCommuter Allowance: Ksh. 8,000.00 pmOther Allowances as Per the SRC CircularsTerms of Service: Permanent and PensionableRequirements for AppointmentA Bachelor’s degree in Commerce or its Equivalent (Accounting or Finance option) and passed Part II of the Certified Public Accountants (CPA) ExaminationRelevant working experience of Five (5) years in the Accounting, Auditing or Financial field ORA Certified Public Accountants (CPA) Examination holderRegistered with the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) and Registration of Accountants Board (RAB).Verify the accuracy of financial data, looking for discrepancies, errors, or omissions.help to monitor and control government finances, reducing the risk of mismanagement and waste.Ensure that information and documentation before being entered into IFMIS is accurate and consistent, preventing errors in financial transactions and reportsEnsure compliance with accounting standards and other regulations related to public finance management.Shown merit and ability as reflected in work performance and results.Duties and ResponsibilitiesMaintain accurate and up-to-date asset registers in compliance with the relevant policiesVerify and tag new assets and update existing recordsPerform regular valuation and verification of assetsMonitor acquisition, movement, usage, and disposal of county assetsReconcile the asset register with the general ledger in line with county financial management guidelinesOrganize training and capacity-building sessions for the asset management teamPrepare and submit timely asset management reports for management review and audit purposesFacilitate internal and external audits related to asset management in accordance with county audit protocolsParticipate in reviewing and updating county asset management policies and internal control proceduresEnsure compliance with the Public Finance Management Act, Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act, and county-specific regulationsCoordinate with procurement and stores units to validate documentation for received county assetsOversee disposal of obsolete or surplus county assets following official county disposal proceduresIdentify and mitigate risks such as asset misplacement, mismanagement, or fraud within the county’s asset portfolioEnsure documentation and accountability for all county-owned assetsImplement and monitor internal controls to safeguard county assets and promote efficient managementPlan, monitor and evaluate performance of staff against the set targets.