Driver's Responsibilities:

Transport clients and/or packages to and from destinations.
Arrive at destinations on schedule.
Fulfil and fill in administrative needs, like fuel log books.
Clean and maintain the car.
Research and plan for traffic, construction and weather delays.
Use navigation applications to determine the best route.
Interact with clients professionally at all times.
Ensure that the vehicle is always fuelled and ready for use.
Arrange for vehicle repairs as needed.
Keep mileage records and repair records up-to-date.

Driver skills and qualifications:

The successful candidate needs to meet the following skills and qualifications:
A valid drivers license and at least one year of driving experience to perform the job safely.
Experience working with NGOs and foreigners, and their rules.
Excellent communication: Good mannerisms, etiquette, and interpersonal skills to interact with clients.
Excellent navigation skills and proficiency in using navigation applications to find delivery locations.
Time management and organisational skills to keep track of calls and daily schedules.
Physical stamina and good upper body strength to lift heavy luggage, packages and objects, as well as be able to load and unload them from their vehicle.

Driver's Education and Training Requirements:

There is generally no special certification required to be a professional driver beyond holding a standard drivers license,obeying the driving laws, and experience in plying Abuja roads. Although, we prefer candidates to have some form of educational training, such as a Diploma or Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSCE), although this is not always a requirement as long as you can read, speak, and write clear and concisely in English Language. As long as the successful candidate has the skills required to carry out their duties, they are fit to be considered for the position.