Deadline: 19 February, 2021
Location: Lilongwe, Malawi
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) is seeking applications from eligible applicants for the post of Driver.
The mission of the ILO is to promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen dialogue on work-related issues.
Responsibilities
- Drive office vehicles for official purposes to facilitate movement of staff members and/or goods
- Drive project personnel to project sites and other planned activity locations for delivery of project programmes
- Meet official personnel at the airport and facilitate immigration and customs formalities
- Collect and deliver mail, pouch, documents and other items
- Carry out day-to-day maintenance of the assigned vehicle by checking oil, water, battery, brakes, tires, etc., performing minor repairs and arranging for other repairs
- Keep records of use of vehicle, daily mileage, gas consumption, oil changes, greasing and other services
- Ensure steps required by ILO rules and regulations and road safety and security are taken in case of involvement in accident
- Perform miscellaneous office support functions such as messenger services and making photocopies
- Perform other related duties as required
Requirements
- Primary school education,
- Valid driver’s Licence, knowledge of driving rules, regulations, and skills in minor vehicle repairs
- Safe driving course will be a plus
- Two years of work experience as a driver with a safe driving record
- Experience working with NGOs and UN agencies is an advantage
- Excellent command of the local language and knowledge of English
- High level of driving, vehicle repair, and maintenance skills
- Proven ability to keep accurate records of the use of vehicle
- Proven ability to drive safely in local traffic conditions
- Ability to follow instructions and undertake minor vehicle repair
- Ability to lift heavy mail bags and boxes and work in a polite, courteous and cooperative manner
To apply and for more information, click here.
Photo source: ILO
