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Chauffeur de Direction habitant aux alentours d'Ivato -réf:CD
CDIabout 2 months ago
Job Description
Antananarivo
CDI
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Automatically translated from French. View the original offer
Transportation and availability
- Provide transportation from the starting point to the intended destination.
- Remain available for internal or external travel and races requested by the Management.
- Prepare routes and anticipate traffic conditions in order to respect schedules. Communication and confidentiality
- Strictly follow the directions of the Directorate.
Education / Qualifications
- Demonstrate discretion and preserve the confidentiality of information heard or transported.
- Report travel, incidents and maintenance needs. Safety and driving
- Drive in compliance with the Highway Traffic Act and safety rules.
- Ensure passenger safety and adapt driving to traffic conditions.
- Know how to anticipate traffic difficulties and manage stress while driving. Vehicle tracking
- Keep the vehicle clean and in good condition.
- Keep the dashboard up-to-date and promptly report any anomalies.
- Ensure the follow-up of repairs and check the quality of the interventions carried out.
- Monitor the validity of all administrative documents relating to the vehicle.
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