Chauffeur (Driver)

Duties and Responsibilities

Under the supervision and responsibility of the Head of Mission, undertakes duties and responsibilities listed below:

. Provides transport services for the Ambassador, high officials or other diplomatic personnel as required;
. The driver must be able to conduct small maintenances and ensure the vehicle to stay clean and in good condition;
. The driver must be able, immediately after receiving a call from the Ambassador or diplomatic official to provide transport services for official duty during evenings and weekends;
. The driver must be available for official visits;
. The completion of routine functions such as mail carrier, delivery of consular mailing, the transportation of goods and other supplies;
. Procuring equipment for the embassy or the official residence;
. Bookkeeping of kilometers of vehicle, maintenance, licensing and permits, and other documents;
. Is responsible for damages made to the vehicle from carelessness or not following traffic rules;
. Ensure that all actions are in accordance with all traffic rules and regulations in case of a traffic accident;
. Perform other duties normally assigned to the driver.

Criteria and required conditions

. The candidate should have completed relevant high school qualification or equivalent;
. To be citizen of the Republic of Kosovo (with arranged stay in the host country), citizen of the host country or citizen of the third country;
. The candidate must have a valid driver's license in the receiving state;
. To have at least three years of driving experience;
. Knowledge of English and/or knowledge of Swedish language;
. The candidate should be able to work on a flexible working schedule.

Candidates applying must meet the following conditions:

. Submit CV;
. A copy of driver's license and ID card;
. A copy of school qualification-certificate;
. Two work references and a letter of motivation;
. Health certificate from a Medical Practitioner;
. Clearance certificate confirming they are not undergoing an investigation by the receiving state authorities.