Overview
The Driver provides reliable and safe driving services while ensuring compliance with local traffic rules and UNICEF protocols. They are expected to support administrative tasks and engage in self-directed learning during non-driving periods.
Key Responsibilities
- Drive UNICEF staff, visitors, consultants, or goods to/ from official locations.
- Comply with local traffic laws and UNICEF safety standards.
- Maintain professional demeanor and discretion.
- Meet and assist Staff, officials and visitors at airports, including minor protocol support.
- Conduct daily vehicle checks.
- Arrange timely service and repairs.
- Keep the vehicle clean, secure and fully equipped.
- Assist in preparing the vehicle for field missions or long-distance travel.
- Operate the vehicle tracking system (VTS) and update bookings using the UN Mobility Tool.
- Use mobile devices, tablets, or apps as instructed.
- Maintain accurate manual and digital trip logs.
- Use VHF/HF radios and or mobile phones to maintain communication.
- Be familiar with emergency response protocols.
- Operate basic vehicle recovery tools.
- Cooperate with UNDSS and field teams for secure routing.
- Complete learning modules in GORA.
- Support light administrative work.
- Participate in team meetings, safety briefings or planning sessions.
- Assist in organizing or cleaning fleet- related materials and supplies.
- Support junior or new drivers when requested.
Required Experience
- Minimum two years of work experience as a driver in an international organization, embassy or UN system with a safe driving record is required.
- Relevant experience at country level, particularly in development, fragile settings and humanitarian contexts is desirable.
Qualifications
A secondary education is required, along with a valid driver`s license and knowledge of local driving rules and regulations.
