Driver Class II Vacancy Makambako Town Council

Night and a driver is driving a car.
Employer

The employer of this vacancy is Makambako Town Council. One driver is needed.

Currently, Hon. Chesko Hanana Mfikwa is a Chairman of the Council and Mr. Paulo Sostenes Malala is a Town Director.

The population of Makambako according to the Census of 2022 is about 93,827 people.  It has 12 wards and 17 secondary school.

Makambako Urban District (or Makambako Town Council) is one of the six districts of the Njombe Region of Tanzania. Its administrative seat is Makambako town. It is bordered to the north and east by Mufindi District, to the south by Njombe Rural District and to the west by Wanging'ombe District.

You can reach Makambako via road or railway.

Application Time

All application should follow this application window time. Make sure that, you apply before the mentioned date

2024-06-18 2024-06-26

Duties and Responsibilities

The applicant should be able to perform the following duties and responsibilities:

1. Car inspection before and after use.

2. Driving employees to different places on business trips.

3. Doing small car repairs.

4. To collect and distribute different documents.

5. Filling and maintaining all travel information in the travel log.

6. Cleaning car.

7. To do other work as directed by his supervisor.

Qualification and Experience

Anyone with the following qualification is allowed to apply. If you don’t have those qualification mentioned down, it's not a good idea to apply as it will be a waste of time.

1. Form four Certificate.

2. Driving license class E.

3. Studied at VETA or any college recognized by the government.

Remuneration

TGS B

Consider the following

Don’t pay to get job.

Application is free.

Good application letter which is signed by you.

Be ready for an interview if you will be needed.

Apply for it and believe you can win this vacancy. Qualified applicant should apply here

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