Driver

About the Role

Join UNICEF Nigeria and contribute to our vital mission of advocating for child rights, health, and education by ensuring safe and reliable transportation for our team. We are looking for a dedicated Driver at the G-2 level who embodies professionalism, discretion, and a strong commitment to supporting humanitarian operations across the country.

• Provide reliable and safe driving services for UNICEF staff, officials, and authorized visitors, adhering strictly to local traffic laws and UN security regulations.
• Perform daily maintenance checks on assigned vehicles, ensuring they are clean, serviced, and equipped with necessary emergency supplies.
• Accurately document vehicle-related information including mileage, fuel consumption, and maintenance logs in compliance with organizational policies.
• Execute minor vehicle repairs and report major mechanical issues promptly to the transport supervisor.
• Demonstrate excellent chauffeur protocol, courtesy, and tact when interacting with internal stakeholders and external partners from diverse cultural backgrounds.

• Completion of secondary education paired with a valid national driver's license and a spotless driving record.
• A minimum of two years of professional driving experience, preferably within an international organization, embassy, or UN agency.
• Strong working knowledge of local traffic rules, major city routes, and regional road conditions in Nigeria.
• Basic mechanical skills for minor vehicle maintenance and repairs.
• Fluency in English with strong interpersonal skills and high standards of confidentiality.
• Desirable attributes include knowledge of local languages or official UN languages, alongside experience in humanitarian or development contexts.

• Competitive compensation package aligned with UN common system standards.
• Opportunities for professional growth within a globally recognized humanitarian organization.
• Comprehensive medical coverage and social security benefits.
• A diverse, inclusive, and impact-driven work culture dedicated to the welfare of children and women in Nigeria.

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