Driver at Center for Community and Health Development International (CHAD INT'L)

Location: Maiduguri, Borno State
Slot: 2
Position type: Regular

Job Summary
To provide driving support to the organization, while adhering to the standard driving regulation and the Nigerian Highway code.

Responsibilities and tasks

•        Drive the official vehicle in a safe manner maintain an accurate log of all vehicle movement, maintain and repair in accordance with CHAD international policies and procedures.
•       Keep track of vehicle repair and servicing. Procedure and replenish fuel, oil, and other inputs in a cost-effective manner that ensures reliable use of the vehicle using appropriate tools for requisition and approval.
•       Keep the interior and the exterior of the official vehicle clean at all time. Ensure the vehicle log book is updated at every trip; sign by passenger appropriately. Ensure vehicle use polices and procedure is maintained.
•          Respond promptly to request to ensure for vehicle use by appropriate staff. Daily cleaning of the vehicle to ensure vehicles are kept neat at all times.
•         Ensure that the admin Officer or his/her designate is kept abreast of all routine promptness, proper appearance, and respect for laws, passengers and general public. Perform other duties that may be assigned to him by the management.

Educational Qualification; A minimum on OND
Other Requirements;

•          A minimum 3-4 years of experience in driving and fleet management. The driver should be conversant with the insecurity situation of Borno state. Previous experience working with NGO or developmental organization will serve as an added advantage.

Technical skills:

•         Ability to work under pressure, confident in facing challenges and overcoming problems.
•        Broad knowledge of automobile and good professional skills.
•           Excellent time management skills.
•          Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
•          In-depth knowledge of scheduling systems and procedures.
•         Fluency in English is essential while knowledge of local languages (Hausa, kanuri, Shuwa) will be an added advantage.