Driver

Entry Mid

Overview

Drive assigned IOM office vehicle(s) and ensure vehicle maintenance.

You have:

• High school degree/certificate with minimum 2 years of relevant working experience
• Valid national driver’s licence. (Professional passenger driver’s licence-Category PG)
• Knowledge of driving rules and regulations.
• Experience in driving a variety of makes and models of vehicles.
• Working experience with UN Agencies, International humanitarian organizations or Government institutions in a multi-cultural setting is an advantage.
• Proof of first aid and defensive driving is a requirement.
• Knowledge of radio, email, telephone, and other applications.
• Skills in minor vehicle repairs
• High level of responsibility
• Ability to understand confidentiality as well as coordinate administrative activities.

Contract

This is a G-2 contract. This kind of contract is known as General Service and related categories. It is normally only for nationals. It usually requires 2 years of experience, depending on education. More about G-2 contracts.

This is a Fixed Term contract. More about Fixed Term contracts.

Under the overall supervision of the Chief of Mission (CoM) in Malawi and direct supervision of the Senior Driver, in collaboration with the Resource Management Officer, the successful candidate will be responsible and accountable for:

Qualifications

EDUCATION • High school degree/certificate with minimum 2 years of relevant working experience • Valid national driver’s licence. (Professional passenger driver’s licence-Category PG)

EXPERIENCE

• Knowledge of driving rules and regulations. • Experience in driving a variety of makes and models of vehicles. • Working experience with UN Agencies, International humanitarian organizations or Government institutions in a multi-cultural setting is an advantage. • Proof of first aid and defensive driving is a requirement. • Knowledge of radio, email, telephone, and other applications.

SKILLS

• Skills in minor vehicle repairs • High level of responsibility • Ability to understand confidentiality as well as coordinate administrative activities.

Responsibilities

1. Drive assigned IOM office vehicle(s). 2. Manage the day-to-day maintenance of the assigned vehicle(s) to ensure roadworthiness of the vehicles. This includes daily check of tires, brakes, engine oil, fan belt, etc. 3. Arrange for minor repairs and ensures that the vehicles are kept clean. 4. Ensure that the vehicles undertake regular service intervals. 5. Keep records of spare parts for vehicle(s) and conduct monthly inventory of the spare parts. 6. Find the most direct and safe route over the best available roads to the destination. 7. Ensure that the IOM vehicle(s) is used only for official/authorized business, as advised by the supervisor. 8. Make sure that the daily log sheet is prepared, and a monthly report is prepared summarizing statistics linked to mileage, fuel consumption, etc. for the vehicle. 9. Keep a high degree of confidentiality and discreteness in discussions, which involves IOM and its officials. Take proper actions to reduce potential security threats to IOM officials and/or property within the immediate vicinity of the vehicle and along transport routes. 10. Meet official personnel at the airport(s) and facilitate immigration and customs formalities as required. 11. Collect and deliver mail, documents, pouches, and other communications/items from and to the country office; go to the post office, airport, government agencies, other UN agencies, institutions, project sites, etc., to take and deliver items and communications; keep records as required. 12. When needed, assist the country office staff in performing simple clerical duties such as making and answering telephone calls, making photocopies, keeping records, etc. 13. Perform such other duties as may be assigned.

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