International
DFID
Uganda
Specialist
dedicated to improving the human condition by turning knowledge into practice.
Our staff of more than 3,700 provides research and technical services to
governments and businesses in more than 75 countries in the areas of health and
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the environment, and laboratory testing and chemical analysis.
this seven year program is to increase participation accountability and local
governance for effective service delivery. To achieve this goal, GAPP will
focus on three components: (1) Support and strengthen national level government
accountability institutions in their interaction with local governments; (2)
Strengthen local government revenue, procurement, financial and planning
systems; and (3) Strengthen civil society organizations (CSOs) and other
non-state actors (NSAs) to improve voice and accountability. GAPP will work at
the national level and in at least twenty-five districts in northern Uganda,
the Albertine region of Bunyoro, and central Uganda.
Driver will drive, maintain, and manage the project vehicle in sound working
order for the Governance Accountability Participation and Performance (GAPP)
Program.
Responsibilities:
- Drive the project vehicles with strict
adherence to local traffic laws and in accordance to project rules and
regulations pertaining to vehicles - The incumbent will also transport project
staff and materials in Kampala and the regions - Maintain the vehicle in a satisfactory
condition, including weekly cleaning of the interior and exterior and periodic (quarterly) cleaning of the
motor and chassis. - Ensure that tires are in good working
conditions at all time, and that spare tire is always in good condition - Ensure that vehicle usage log is updated
on a daily basis and submitted on a monthly basis - Ensure that fuel consumption report is
submitted as required - Ensure regular maintenance of the vehicle,
and that fluids (water, oil,
fuel, washer liquid, etc.) levels are at required levels - Report any apparent malfunction to the
supervisor - Report any damage or accident to the
supervisor immediately - Ensure that the vehicle is safely parked
and locked when not in use - Carry out project errands as required
- Perform any other duties as may from time
to time be reasonably assigned by Supervisor
Experience:
- The ideal candidate should at least hold a
High School Certificate of Education - At least five years of experience in
driving a vehicle: preferably for a USAID or other donor project Valid
driver’s license in good standing - Knowledge of driving rules and regulations
and skills in minor vehicle repairs. - Knowledge of radio, email, telephone and
other applications. - Provable trustworthiness, high sense of
integrity, responsibility, alertness: physical fitness on duty, emotional
stability, neat and courteous. - Good knowledge of the project activity
areas and the current conditions of roads and highways in Uganda - Ability to deal patiently and tactfully
with people of different national and cultural backgrounds and
temperaments. - Flexibility to fit into often changing
priorities - Ability to fluently communicate in both
verbally and written language(s) applicable to project requirements. - Ability to work long hours as workload and
deadline may require and have regular, reliable and predictable attendance
Quick and accurate visual judgment
referees and cover letter to the Human Resources Manager via E-mail to: [email protected].
Emails should not exceed 2MB. The applicants must include the POSITION TITLE in
the subject line of their email.
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