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  • Posted: Feb 20, 2025
    Deadline: Not specified
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  • MAX is on a mission to fix Africa’s notorious last-mile delivery and online-retail problems by using mobile and web platforms to connect consumers, retail businesses and independent drivers in real-time. We are eliminating all logistics and technology barriers that have historically prevented retail businesses in Africa from realizing their full pot...
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    Fleet Officer Check In/Check out

    Job Role & Responsibilities

    • Maintain a record of all vehicle movement into and out of the premises
    • Maintain a record of vehicle condition prior to check-in
    • Responsible for ensuring that all vehicles entering the facility are checked in using the provided Movement software (VAMS Mobile)
    • Responsible for ensuring that all vehicles exiting the facility are checked out using the provided Movement software
    • Responsible for updating the data on VAMS on vehicle inactivity.
    • Liaise with maintenance team to ensure that vehicles for maintenance are checked in appropriately so clear maintenance data is generated
    • Responsible for pre-check in inspection for all vehicles to ascertain vehicle condition at the time of check in.

    Requirements

    • Able to communicate, both verbal and written.
    • Self-motivated with a results-driven mindset
    • 0-2 years experience in similar or related role
    • Minimum of OND in relevant discipline

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