Roster SSA - Chauffeur GS2
Organizational Context
The World Health Organization (WHO) in Chad requires a dedicated Chauffeur to support program implementation. The current transport resources are insufficient, limiting the mobility of staff and partners. This role is crucial for ensuring timely and secure transportation of personnel, equipment, and supplies, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and the ability to respond to emergencies in N'Djamena and field locations.
Job Purpose
The Chauffeur will provide essential transportation services to WHO personnel, consultants, and partners in Chad, ensuring safe and efficient movement of people and goods to various operational sites. This role directly contributes to the effective implementation of WHO programs by guaranteeing reliable mobility, facilitating timely support, and enabling rapid response to health emergencies. By maintaining vehicles and adhering to safety protocols, the Chauffeur minimizes logistical risks and supports the overall operational capacity of the WHO office in Chad, optimizing resource utilization and reducing logistical constraints.
Responsibilities
Key responsibilities include the professional and safe operation of WHO vehicles for transporting personnel and consultants, adhering to authorized routes and safety regulations. The Chauffeur will conduct regular vehicle checks, perform basic maintenance, and ensure the vehicle is kept clean and in good working order, meticulously maintaining the logbook. Administrative duties involve accurately recording all trips and fuel consumption, ensuring vehicle documentation (insurance, technical inspection, permits) is current, and supporting simple logistical tasks like document or material delivery. Strict adherence to UNDSS security rules and emergency procedures is mandatory to ensure the safety of passengers and property, avoiding high-risk areas without authorization.
Work Experience
A minimum of 2-5 years of professional experience as a chauffeur is required. Experience working with NGOs or UN agencies is an advantage. A good knowledge of the operational area is also necessary.
Skills
Defensive driving, basic mechanical knowledge, proficient use of communication tools (radio, phone), discretion, punctuality, reliability, good interpersonal skills, teamwork, ability to work under pressure, basic computer skills (Word, Outlook).