Qualifications

• Valid driver’s license
  

• Experience from working as a driver in a humanitarian/recovery context
  

• Previous experience from working in complex and volatile contexts
  

• Documented results related to the position’s responsibilities
  

• Knowledge of English
  

• The driver shall strictly follow the Nigerian traffic law, rules and speed limits and shall drive in a safe and defensive manner.
  

• In the event of an accident, the driver shall ensure that all steps, rules and regulations are followed, including filling in the incident report.
  

• The driver is responsible for cleaning and performing the daily check on the vehicle and shall ensure that it is in a safe running condition. He/she is also responsible for checking the oil level, water level, batteries, brakes, tyres, etc; and that the vehicle is at all times equipped with a first aid kit, a good spare tyre and all prescribed tools and equipment. He/she will report promptly and in writing to NRC is some tools are missing.
  

• The driver is responsible for logging in (on the logbook) all trips and ensuring that other drivers that may use the vehicle do the same.
  

• The driver should ensure that the fuel tanks as a rule should always be completely full, if possible, and the quantity of litres dispensed should be properly recorded in the logbook.
  

• The driver shall ensure that all required licenses, insurance cards and vehicle permits are valid and available in the vehicle including accident reports. He/she must also ensure that own driving license and other relevant driving papers are up to date.
  

• The driver shall follow the instructions provided in the NRC’s Driver Manual.
  

• The driver is responsible for performing minor repairs if needed while major repairs should be reported to the supervisor before planning.