Light Vehicle Driver (225-928)

A Light Vehicle Driver is responsible for transporting passengers, goods, or packages safely and efficiently within designated routes or areas. This role demands a strong sense of responsibility, punctuality, and excellent driving skills. The driver should possess knowledge of traffic rules and regulations, ensuring compliance at all times to guarantee their safety as well as the safety of passengers and cargo. Light Vehicle Drivers should also be able to perform minor vehicle maintenance tasks, such as checking oil levels and tire pressure, to maintain optimal vehicle performance. They may work for a variety of employers, including logistics companies, private transportation services, or corporate organizations, and should exhibit excellent communication skills when interacting with clients or team members.

Responsibilities

• Safely operate light vehicles to transport passengers, goods, or packages.
• Maintain accurate and detailed driving logs and delivery records.
• Perform routine vehicle checks, focusing on oil levels and tire pressure.
• Plan routes diligently, taking traffic and weather conditions into account.
• Ensure timely arrival at pickup and drop-off locations to meet deadlines.
• Comply with local traffic laws and regulations to avoid violations.
• Conduct pre-trip and post-trip inspections, identifying potential issues.
• Communicate effectively with passengers, clients, and dispatch personnel.
• Handle passenger feedback or inquiries courteously and professionally.
• Assist passengers with loading and unloading luggage or packages.
• Report vehicle maintenance needs to supervisors promptly.
• Maintain vehicle cleanliness to ensure a comfortable ride experience.

Requirements

• Valid driver's license with a clean driving record for a light vehicle.
• Proven experience as a light vehicle driver in a similar role.
• In-depth knowledge of traffic laws and defensive driving techniques.
• Excellent time management skills for adhering to strict schedules.
• Strong problem-solving skills to modify routes in emergencies.
• Ability to perform basic maintenance checks on vehicles.
• Exceptional communication skills for interacting with various stakeholders.