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Quality Officer - 3 Months Contract

Join BURN in Kumasi as a Quality Officer on a 3-month contract. Drive customer engagement, usage, and debt recovery through calls and field visits. Ensure quality checks and support compliance targets. Benefit from a dynamic role in renewable energy with a focus on customer impact.

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Burn is looking for Quality Officer to drive customer engagement, Usage and debt recovery across phone, field, and quality-assurance channels maintaining consistent telephone contact with customers with poor usage and in arrears to recover outstanding balances (conducting field visits and repossessions for non-responsive customers and performing quality checks on recovery activities while supporting the Quality Manager in achieving portfolio quality (RE & Usage), collections, and compliance targets.

Please note this is a 3 month contract role.

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Call a minimum of 120 customers per day to follow up on USAGE, outstanding balances and request repayment.
  • Maintain an accurate, up-to-date daily call log recording customer responses, promises to pay, how to improve usage and reasons for non-payment.
  • Negotiate realistic repayment plans with customers in arrears in line with company policy.
  • Follow up on Low Usage and broken payment promises through repeat calls within agreed timelines.
  • Educate customers on USAGE, payment channels, due dates, and consequences of continued nonpayment and non-usage.
  • Prepare and submit a daily call and collections summary report to the Quality Manager.
  • Escalate suspected fraud, falsified accounts, or policy breaches immediately.
  • Identify customers who may require escalation, a field visit, or repossession and refer them to the Quality Coordinator.
  • Maintain a portfolio with minimal <20% Migration
  • Maintain usage with a minimal 1kwh

Field Visits

  • Conduct field visits to customers who have not responded to telephone follow-up or Low USAGE and settled outstanding balances
  • For Field visits ensure perusing 15+ Visits on a field day with 10+ Successfully closed on usage and repayments.
  • Verify customer location, business/residence status, and asset condition during visits.
  • Negotiate and collect payments, emphasize IDC USAGE in the field in line with approved recovery procedures and ensure repayment and IDC usage training before leaving.
  • Priorities ensuring customers pay all their arrears in a timely manner and start using the IDC.
  • Conduct authorized IDC repossessions in line with maker-checker controls, ensuring repossessed units are properly handed over, tagged, and tracked by the logistics/sales team.
  • Accurately document every field visit outcome (USAGE improvement, payment collected, promise made, repossession, or no contact) in company systems on the same day.
  • Submit daily and weekly field visits performance reports on USAGE and recovery.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

  • Minimum of 120 outbound customer calls completed per day.
  • Achieve set weekly not less than 0.8Kwh usage initially then to grow past 1.2kWH, and not less than 85% exit RE and <1% FPDs.
  • Complete at least 95% of the daily target of 10 household visits for field tasks.
  • Call log and system updates completed with 100% same-day accuracy.

Qualified Female Candidates encouraged to Apply

BURN does not charge a fee at any stage of the recruitment process (application, interview, meeting, processing, training, or any other fees).

About this role

Posted
6 Aug 2026
Updated
6 Aug 2026
Job type
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About BURN

Company Overview

Name

BURN, a privately held clean-cooking company

Headquarters

Nairobi, Kenya

Founded

2011

Size

Approximately 3,000 employees globally (source: burnstoves.com)

What They Do

BURN specializes in designing, manufacturing, distributing, and monetizing clean-cooking appliances, focusing on biomass, liquid-fuel, and electric cookstoves (source: burnstoves.com). The company operates as the only vertically integrated modern cookstove manufacturer in sub-Saharan Africa, combining in-house research and development, manufacturing, distribution, after-sales service, and carbon credit issuance under one roof (source: burnstoves.com). Its product portfolio includes the award-winning ECOA induction cooker alongside efficient biomass and liquid-fuel stoves designed to reduce fuel consumption by up to 60% and lower indoor air pollution by 65–100%, targeting low-income and mass-market cooking needs across Africa (source: burnstoves.com). BURN also leverages carbon-finance expertise and digitally monitored usage data for some electric products, positioning itself uniquely in the carbon project development space across the continent (source: burnstoves.com).

Projects & Track Record

BURN launched its first full manufacturing facility in Kenya in 2014, a solar-powered plant with a capacity of 400,000 stoves per month, and is currently on track to produce and sell over 200,000 stoves monthly (source: burnstoves.com). The company has distributed over 6 million biomass, LPG, and electric cooking appliances, reaching more than 27 million people across 12 African countries including Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Malawi, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Somalia, Ghana, DRC, Mozambique, Zambia, and Madagascar (source: burnstoves.com). BURN maintains permanent staff in each market and technical carbon experts at its Nairobi headquarters, supporting its extensive footprint (source: burnstoves.com). Key milestones include generating 9.5 million Gold Standard carbon credits and saving between 16 million and 35.4 million tons of wood, underscoring its environmental impact (source: burnstoves.com). In 2024, BURN launched Africa's first large-scale electric cooking carbon project, rolling out its e-cooking product suite across six countries (source: burnstoves.com).

Recent Developments

In March 2025, BURN was recognized by Fast Company as the #2 Most Innovative Company in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, highlighting its leadership in clean-cooking innovation (source: burnstoves.com). By May 2025, several of its carbon projects were on track to receive the Core Carbon Principles Label, marking a first for cookstove carbon initiatives (source: burnstoves.com). In late 2025, BURN announced approval from Gold Standard for a Digital Kitchen Performance Test pilot for biomass stoves, to be implemented in partnership with Climate Solutions dKPT (source: burnstoves.com). The company continues to advance its product and carbon-market offerings with steady updates through 2025 and 2026 (source: linkedin.com).

Working There

BURN recruits for diverse roles across engineering, manufacturing, R&D, carbon project development, sales, field operations, after-sales service, and technical monitoring, primarily based in Nairobi with permanent staff across its African markets (source: linkedin.com). The company emphasizes a mission-driven culture focused on clean cooking, local manufacturing, and gender inclusion, with women comprising approximately half of its workforce (source: burnstoves.com). BURN also maintains a transparent recruitment process, explicitly stating it does not charge fees at any stage (source: linkedin.com).

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