Ambulance Drivers

Job Purpose:

The Ambulance Driver will provide emergency Evacuation of road traffic accident emergencies and other general emergencies as otherwise instructed by the Emergency Medical Technician.

1. Minimum Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) or its equivalent from an approved, recognized and reputable academic institution;
   
2. Valid Driving License (Classes DL, CM and B are desirable).
   

1. At least 5 years’ experience in driving preferably with a reputable organization
   
2. Proven experience driving 4×4 vehicles
   

Job Purpose:

The Ambulance Driver will provide emergency Evacuation of road traffic accident emergencies and other general emergencies as otherwise instructed by the Emergency Medical Technician.

1. Minimum Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) or its equivalent from an approved, recognized and reputable academic institution;
   
2. Valid Driving License (Classes DL, CM and B are desirable).
   

1. At least 5 years’ experience in driving preferably with a reputable organization
   
2. Proven experience driving 4×4 vehicles
   

1. Be on standby to respond to emergencies as and when need be;
   
2. Actively provide support and assistance to technical staff during response;
   
3. Maintain vehicles clean and in good mechanical conditions in line with URCS policies;
   
4. Follow the right chain of command;
   
5. Maintain close range and respond to all radio communication from emergency response command centers 24/7;
   
6. Ensure the ambulance is secured and parked at duty station or safe environment when not in use;
   
7. Ensure that safe driving practices are adhered to including local driving codes and internally agreed standards;
   
8. Prepare and submit vehicle monitoring report, including records of vehicle operations, maintenance, expenses, mileage, at end of each month;
   
9. Guard against misuse of the vehicles like carrying passengers, carrying dead bodies, personal transport and other related abuse;
   
10. Ensure road traffic rules are adhered to including having valid driving licenses, speed management and use of ambulance sirens and others;
    
11. Coordinate with supply chain department to ensure timely fuel loading and servicing of the vehicle;
    
12. Oversee the safe travel of self and passengers aboard the vehicle;
    
13. Make correct entries into the Vehicle log book and ensure proper records;are kept of all the spare keys, repairs, equipment (e.g. radios, antennae, etc) and fuel intake and prepare and submit vehicle monitoring report, including records of vehicle operations, maintenance, expenses, mileage, at end of each month;
    
14. Report all vehicles and driving related incidents to URCS including minor and major accidents, vehicle performance and maintenance issues, etc;
    
15. Perform daily inspections for the assigned or any other vehicles and report to the supervisor accordingly;
    
16. Carry out any other duty assigned by your line manager.