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Deadline 2026-10-23
Subject:
Recruitment of a Driver on CDD to strengthen the GHSS Country Office team Kinshasa.
Contract type:
CDD of one (01) year
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Diplomas: ĂŠhold a state diploma.
Experience
Experience: Must have a minimum of two (02) years of professional experience in transporting personnel and equipment, ideally acquired in an NGO or any other organization.
Technical skills: Impeccable mastery of traffic laws and regulations related to road safety. Good control of the road map of the city Kinshasa. Basic mechanical skills to check the vehicle and carry out basic maintenance and repairs. Ability to drive different kinds of vehicles. Valid driving licence.
Personal skills: Great professionalism, rigor, know-how, compliance with procedures to the letter, good time management.
Languages: Have a good knowledge of English essential for the job.
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