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International Medical Corps (IMC) is hiring an LN Consultant/Driver
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International Medical Corps (IMC) is an international non-profit humanitarian organization that works to save lives and alleviate suffering through health care training, emergency assistance and development programs. Founded in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses, International Medical Corps is a private, non-political, non-denominational organization. Its mission is to improve the quality of life through health interventions and related activities that build local capacity in disadvantaged communities around the world.
Position: Consultant, LN / Driver
The driver is responsible for performing the following tasks in accordance with International Medical Corps policies and applicable local regulations:
Respect local laws when driving and comply with the country’s legal speed limits or International Medical Corps (IMC) speed limits, whichever is more restrictive.
Perform a daily inspection of the assigned vehicle before departure to ensure it is in good working order.
Ensure that all assigned communications equipment is operational at all times.
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Check that the vehicle is equipped with all required equipment, including a first aid kit, emergency supplies, spare parts and any other mandatory equipment.
Apply all safety and security measures required by International Medical Corps.
Ensure that all passengers comply with safety and security measures during the trip.
Ensure that all goods transported are properly stowed and accompanied by a packing slip.
Keep the vehicle logbook up to date by recording all journeys, obtaining signatures from affected passengers and documenting all refuelling operations.
Keep the vehicle clean and adequately fueled at all times.
Coordinate all travel with the responsible person.
Report any problems or accidents with a vehicle to management immediately.
Perform basic vehicle maintenance when necessary.
Report any safety issues with BMI personnel or vehicles immediately.
Before departure, familiarize yourself with the area and the planned itinerary, especially regarding security issues.
Ensure that the vehicle is always parked defensively, reversing in the parking space and positioned for a quick start if necessary.
Scope of Work (SOW): The driver is responsible for providing safe, reliable and efficient transportation services to International Medical Corps personnel, visitors, equipment and other authorized passengers, while ensuring the proper use, safety and maintenance of assigned vehicles in accordance with International Medical Corps policies and procedures, donor requirements and applicable laws and regulations of the host country.
To succeed in this position, the candidate must be able to perform every essential task safely, efficiently and professionally, with or without reasonable accommodation. The driver must be discerning, comply with the traffic code, guarantee confidentiality and ensure that the vehicle is driven and maintained in accordance with company standards.
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