A Light Vehicle Driver (Manual) is responsible for operating and maintaining manual transmission vehicles to transport passengers, goods, or equipment efficiently and safely. This role requires adherence to traffic laws, proper handling of goods, and excellent time management. Light vehicle drivers often work for corporate organizations, delivery services, or private clients, requiring a professional demeanor and a customer-focused approach.
| Salary | Market Competitive |
| Experience | 3+ years |
| Location | Qatar |
| Qualification | Any |
| Posted | 06 December 2024 |
| Job Type | Full-Time |
| Posted by | Habeebi Recruiter |
| last date to apply | apply within 15 days of posting |
Responsibilities
1. Vehicle Operation
The primary duty of a Light Vehicle Driver is to operate manual transmission vehicles skillfully and safely. Drivers must be proficient in handling the clutch, gear changes, and navigating various road conditions. Ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of the vehicle is critical to their role.
2. Transportation of Passengers or Goods
Drivers are tasked with safely transporting passengers, goods, or documents to designated destinations. They must follow assigned routes, manage delivery schedules, and ensure timely arrivals. Careful handling of goods during loading and unloading is essential to prevent damage.
3. Route Planning and Navigation
Light Vehicle Drivers are expected to plan optimal routes to save time and fuel costs. Using navigation tools such as GPS, maps, or mobile applications, they identify the best pathways and avoid traffic congestion or roadblocks.
4. Vehicle Maintenance and Inspection
Drivers are responsible for routine vehicle maintenance, including checking oil levels, tires, brakes, and lights. They must ensure the vehicle is clean and in roadworthy condition before starting any trip. Reporting mechanical issues or malfunctions promptly to supervisors is also part of their responsibilities.
5. Compliance with Traffic and Safety Regulations
Adherence to traffic laws and safety standards is a key responsibility. Drivers must always wear seat belts, avoid distractions while driving, and maintain safe distances from other vehicles. They are also required to follow company policies regarding vehicle use and accident reporting.
6. Customer Service and Professionalism
As the face of the organization or employer, Light Vehicle Drivers must exhibit professionalism and politeness when interacting with clients, passengers, or supervisors. This includes addressing inquiries courteously, assisting with loading or unloading, and ensuring customer satisfaction.
7. Record Keeping and Documentation
Drivers may need to maintain accurate records of trips, deliveries, fuel usage, and vehicle inspections. Proper documentation ensures accountability and helps with tracking vehicle performance and trip history.
Qualifications and Skills Required
- Valid driver’s license for manual vehicles with a clean driving record.
- Proficiency in driving manual transmission vehicles.
- Basic knowledge of vehicle mechanics and troubleshooting.
- Strong time-management and organizational skills.
- Ability to read maps and use GPS navigation effectively.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Physical fitness for loading and unloading goods when required.
Work Environment
Light Vehicle Drivers primarily work on the road, either within urban areas or between locations. They may encounter challenging traffic conditions, tight schedules, or varied weather. This role suits individuals who enjoy driving, can work independently, and are dependable under pressure.
Light Vehicle Drivers play a vital role in ensuring the smooth transportation of people and goods, contributing to the efficiency and reliability of business operations. Their attention to safety, time management, and customer service directly impacts the success of their organization or employer.
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