Driver
JobsBy Zambia University College of Technology
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The Zambia University-College of Technology (ZUT) is a Government owned higher learning institution established by Statutory Instrument No. 39 of 2022. The institution has continued to record growth in various areas of operation. The University-College is based in Ndola, and offers locally and internationally accredited professional and academic programmes, and a range of other products and services, such as skills training, consultancy and software development. In order to build on the current successes and achieve even greater heights, the University-College seeks to recruit dedicated and innovative professionals who are passionate about making a significant and positive contribution to the education sector in Zambia. If you are such an individual possessing necessary qualifications and competencies, you are encouraged to apply for one of the following positions: 1. Driver – Permanent Contract (1 Position) – Salary Scale ZUT 9. Job Purpose: To provide safe and efficient transportation services to staff, students, and visitors of the institution. The job holder ensures the maintenance and upkeep of assigned vehicles, adheres to traffic regulations, and provides excellent customer service. Minimum Qualifications Full Grade 12 Certificate with at least 5 ‘O’ levels including English and Mathematics. PSV SADC Drivers’ License – CE Class Certificate in automotive mechanics added advantage. At least two (2) years’ relevant work experience. Key Responsibilities for the position: Perform work in the operation of the vehicle to ensure safe transportation of members of staff, students and visitors to and from various destinations; Vehicle is well maintained, washing it/cleaning it and ensure it is mechanically sound; Ensure log book is completed as per requirement; Carry out routine checks on the vehicles before starting off – tyre pressure, fuel levels, engine fluids etc. Make requests as needed. Schedule regular car service appointments and report