004-09-2026/GD-RDC CHAUFFEUR JOURNALIER

DRC GOMA. Posted a month ago

The role

The Chauffeur provides transport for GiveDirectly staff and equipment. They are responsible for vehicle maintenance, fuel monitoring, and logbook completion.

What you will do

Assure the transport of GiveDirectly agents as needed
Transport people conducting project activities
Transport material and equipment upon request
Ensure availability and proper functioning of vehicles
Check vehicle condition daily, weekly, and monthly
Complete the log book daily for every movement
Perform field service missions
Verify availability of first aid kits and fire extinguishers
Verify availability of tools like toolboxes, wooden boards, hoe, and machete
Track and report mileage, fuel consumption, and engine oil

Required qualifications

Diplôme d’état, universitaire ou équivalent dans un domaine pertinent
Formation de Conduite attesté par un certificat de fin de formation
At least 3-5 years of experience as a field driver
Experience in vehicle fleet supervision in an international NGO
Experience in the humanitarian world
Teamwork skills
Excellent communication skills
Willingness and ability to be flexible and adapt to difficult conditions
Mastery of local languages (Swahili) and French (advanced spoken and written)
Good knowledge of Goma and its surroundings
Good physical condition
Ability to face weather conditions or difficult terrain

Nice to have

Experience in automotive mechanics
English

Before you apply

Submit application online via the provided link by October 8, 2026, at 17:00
Provide CV with three references, cover letter, ONEM card, service certificate from last employer, and diploma copy
Previous employment service attestations will be strictly verified
Systematic checks with previous employers regarding abuse or misconduct
Pre-hire screens may include reference checks, criminal background checks, and sanctions screens

About the company

GiveDirectly provides cash grants directly to the poorest people in the world to fight poverty. The organization operates in 15 countries and uses technology to deliver aid.