Under the overall supervision of the State Coordinator, the Driver’s job
is to provide transport support services to all technical program areas. The
driver is also required to drive MSH vehicles while transporting staffs which
include: Employees and VIP visitors. Drivers are also responsible for overseeing
vehicle maintenance. 
Programme Overview
PMI-S is a five-year PMI/USAID flagship malaria project implemented
through a consortium led by MSH. The project is supporting the Government of
Nigeria through its agencies at the federal, state, LGA and community levels to
reduce under-five and maternal mortality by delivering quality services for
management of malaria, its complications, and prevention. 
PMI-S project focuses on strengthening the capacity of the National
Malaria Elimination Program (NMEP) and State Malaria Elimination Programs
(SMEPs) for the implementation of the National Malaria Strategic Plan
2014-2020.
General
Responsibilities:
- Drive
     project staff to activities and meeting within and outside of Abuja.
- Maintain
     accurate and up to date records relating to individual vehicle use.
- Ensure
     all aspects of vehicle policy are being followed and enforced during your
     assignments.
- Inspect
     vehicle prior to travel to assure all fluids, tires, wipers, belts etc are
     in good working order.
- Signal
     any sign of need for maintenance or other problem with the vehicle to the
     transport and logistic associate.
- Keep
     vehicle health log updated.
- Ensure
     the security of the vehicle when outside of the office.
- Ensure
     the safety of all passengers.
- Submit
     all expense reports in a timely manner to accounting, properly completed.
- Ensure
     that appropriate staff members are aware of and understand laws,
     contract/award and donor requirements, and MSH policies and procedures
- Monitor
     and ensure compliance.
- The
     responsibilities and duties are indicative only. The responsibilities and
     duties are subject to change to meet the needs of the project, the
     organization and the donor.
Competencies:
- Mental
     programs for interpreting and responding to events automatically; and
     motivations which activate and direct safe behavior and anticipate problems
- Ability
     to organize and complete manual and routine tasks as assigned
- Ability
     to perform at an acceptable level of control skill.
- Excellent
     cross-cultural communication and active listening skills. 
- Fluency
     in English and dominant language of Nigeria. 
- High
     school degree. University degree preferred
Required Minimum
Experience:
- 5 years
     of related work experience with International organizations in Nigeria.
- Sound
     judgment, non-aggressive driving style and good communication skills.
- Valid
     Driving License.
Knowledge and Skills:
- Good
     knowledge of standard driving practices
- Good
     driving record.
- Ability
     to travel to other states if required
About
Management Sciences for Health (MSH)
Management Sciences for Health (MSH) is an international non-governmental
organization working with countries and communities to save lives and improve
the health of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people by building
strong, resilient, and sustainable health systems in 150 countries around the
world.
MSH is currently a sub recipient to Catholic Relief Services for the implementation
of the Global Fund Malaria Grant (2021 to 2023) in Nigeria, which aims to
implement and support malaria control activities in 11 states, including the
implementation of Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention (SMC) campaign activities in
2 States (Katsina and Taraba). 
Method
of Application 
Interested and
qualified applicants should follow the link below to submit CV and application
letter: 
Please submit your CV
and brief cover letter (no more than one page) outlining your suitability in
line with the requirements of the position. 
Location:
Benue, Nigeria
Job
Type:
Full Time
Application
Deadline: Not Specified
>> CLICK HERE TO
APPLY ONLINE
 
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