Job Purpose
Responsible for managing
and operating the assigned fleet unit.
Key Responsibilities
Operational Responsibilities
/ Tasks
Maintaining cleanliness of
the vehicle at all times.
Maintaining a neat work
ticket.
Ensuring the safety of
passengers and/or goods.
Ensuring the security of
the vehicle on and off the road.
Detecting and reporting
any malfunctioning of the vehicle or motorcycle systems to the transport
officer.
Carry out routine checks like engine Oil, Coolant, and Tyre Pressure before and after any journey and report any unusual observation to the transport officer.
To comply with all the
Kenyan Traffic Laws and Government Check Unit regulations.
Ensuring overall vehicle
maintenance and management.
Job Dimensions:
Financial
Responsibility:
NA
Responsibility for Physical
Assets
Responsible for fleet unit
assigned by the Authority
Decision Making:
Makes decisions using work
instructions
Working Conditions
The job holder is subject
to moderate hazards and moderate physical demand.
Experience moderate
disruption to leisure
Job Competencies
(Knowledge, Experience and Attributes / Skills).
Academic Qualifications
Kenya Certificate of
Secondary Education (KCSE) minimum mean grade ‘D’ plain or its equivalent;
Professional Qualifications /
Membership to professional bodies
Valid Class BCE Driving
License free from any endorsement;
Occupational Trade Test
Grade II for drivers;
Meets the provisions of
chapter six of the constitution
Previous relevant work
experience is required.
Served in the grade of
Driver at least three (3) years in the public service or a reputable
organization
Functional skills
Knowledge of the Kenya
Traffic Act and GVCU regulations
Good Judgement
Ability to take
instructions
Behavioral competencies/
Attributes:
Ability to communicate
Interpersonal skill
Integrity and commitment
Team playing skills
How To Apply
Additional Requirements
Successful candidates will
be expected to fulfill the requirement of Chapter Six of the Constitution by
providing originals of the following documents;
Police Clearance
Certificate from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations;
Clearance/Compliance
Certificate from Higher Education Loans Board (HELB);
Tax compliance Certificate
from Kenya Revenue Authority;
Clearance from the Ethics
& Anti-corruption Authority (EACC) and
Clearance from Credit
Reference Bureau (CRB).
All applications should
be filled and submitted no later than 29th January 2024 at midnight
East Africa Time.
