Driver

Role Overview

As a driver supporting DCA’s Nakuru office, you will transport staff, visitors, partners and other authorized passengers, while helping keep office vehicles—including motorbikes—in safe, reliable condition. The role also supports the practical logistics behind DCA activities, from maintaining clear vehicle records to arranging transport for meetings, training and workshops.

Key Responsibilities

• Drive authorized passengers safely and punctually, following Kenyan traffic laws and DCA safety and security procedures.
• Check assigned vehicles regularly, keep them clean and secure, and report defects or mechanical concerns without delay.
• Coordinate servicing, repairs and routine maintenance with your supervisor.
• Maintain complete, current records, including logbooks, mileage, fuel use and work tickets.
• Assist with fleet coordination for the Nakuru office, including motorbikes and other vehicles assigned to the office.
• Protect passengers, vehicle contents and DCA property, and promptly report accidents, damage, incidents or safety concerns.
• Help coordinate transport and other logistics for DCA meetings, workshops, training sessions and related activities.
• Load or unload light project materials and goods when needed, and carry out other reasonable logistics tasks.

Requirements & Qualifications

• At least a secondary school education; a diploma or degree is an advantage.
• A valid, clean driving licence: BCE under the former NTSA classification, or at least B3 and C1, or Category C under the current classification.
• At least three years of professional driving experience; experience with an NGO, humanitarian organisation or similar institution is preferred.
• Ability to drive safely on varied road surfaces and terrain.
• Practical understanding of vehicle checks, basic maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with a professional, service-minded approach.
• Integrity, reliability and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Good organisation and record-keeping skills; basic computer ability is an advantage.
• Knowledge of first aid, defensive driving and road safety is beneficial.
• Training in defensive driving, vehicle maintenance or mechanics, first aid, fleet management, or customer and relationship service is desirable.