Role overview
What you'll be stepping into
To drive authorised passengers, transport goods and services (information), and regularly check the mechanical condition of World Vision vehicles, taking appropriate action in line with World Vision policies.
KEY RESULT AREAS
Drive World Vision vehicles and authorised passengers to specified destinations as approved by the supervisor and in accordance with the World Vision Vehicle Usage Policy.
Ensure vehicle logbooks are completed accurately for every journey undertaken.
Deliver packages, goods, mail, and other information to specified people, places, and offices in line with World Vision policies.
Check the vehicle's status and condition prior to every journey, including engine oil, water, nuts, battery water, licence, Third Party Insurance, brakes, tyre pressure, and other relevant components.
Carry out regular minor vehicle repairs, such as correcting hard starts, tightening bolts and nuts, topping up battery water, and other basic repairs, in accordance with World Vision policy.
Monitor the security of the vehicle, authorised passengers, and luggage in line with the Vehicle Policy.
Ensure that non-World Vision staff sign the required waiver form before boarding World Vision vehicles.
Report all major and minor vehicle damages and accidents involving the vehicle to the supervisor in accordance with World Vision vehicle policies.
Liaise with the Logistics Officer to ensure the vehicle is booked for servicing and repairs in a timely manner.
Prepare and submit monthly vehicle reports in accordance with the World Vision Vehicle Policy.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum of an O-Level Certificate.
At least five (5) years of driving experience in a similar context will be an added advantage.
Must have a valid driving licence with Classes B and D1, and any Class C category, attached to the application. Class A1 will be an added advantage.
Must have a Certificate(s) in Defensive Driving from a recognised driving school attached to the application.
Must be computer literate.
Must be a practising Christian and an active member of the Church.
Effective written and verbal communication skills in English, with knowledge of another local language.
Must have knowledge of national road safety rules and regulations.
Must have experience working with NGOs, preferably in a humanitarian setting.
How to apply