DRIVER GRADE 12 – ||Kharas Regional Council 63 views

This role typically requires a valid Code B/C1 driver's license, often with a Public Driver's Permit (PDP) for transporting passengers or goods. A minimum of Grade 10 or 12 education, coupled with relevant driving experience, is usually expected by regional councils in Namibia.

Daily tasks involve transporting council staff, documents, or materials to various locations across the region, ensuring timely and safe arrival. This also includes conducting routine vehicle inspections, maintaining logbooks, and reporting any maintenance needs promptly to ensure operational readiness.

The work culture emphasizes punctuality, reliability, and strict adherence to traffic laws and council policies. Drivers are expected to be professional, discreet, and flexible, sometimes requiring travel to remote areas or working outside standard hours for official duties.

Career progression might involve advancing to higher driver grades based on experience, performance, and additional specialized certifications. Opportunities for further training in defensive driving or vehicle maintenance could also support growth into more supervisory or specialized transport roles within the council.

Employees typically receive benefits such as annual leave, sick leave, and membership to a recognized medical aid scheme. A pension fund contribution is also a common benefit for permanent employees within the Namibian public sector, providing long-term financial security.

Applications usually require a detailed CV, certified copies of qualifications, a valid driver's license, and a comprehensive cover letter, submitted by the advertised closing date. Employers prioritize candidates with a clean driving record, strong knowledge of Namibian road networks, and a proven responsible, dependable character.