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Driver Job Vacancy at Six Rivers Africa
About Six Rivers Africa
Six Rivers Africa (SRA) is a non-profit organization operating across southern Tanzania in the Nyerere and Ruaha landscapes. Our work focuses on three core pillars: protection, restoration, and people. Working within the National Parks and their surrounding Buffer Zones, SRA is dedicated to its partnership with the Tanzanian government, ensuring the sustained health of habitats, wildlife, and surrounding communities for years to come.
Six Rivers Africa (SRA) supports TANAPA in Nyerere through a cooperation agreement established in 2023. TANAPA maintains complete authority over the park, its personnel, and its operations. SRA's program is implemented in accordance with annual plans and priorities agreed upon with TANAPA, enhancing park protection via funding, equipment, infrastructure, aviation, ranger training, and day-to-day operational support.
Position Title: Driver
Duty Station: Ulanga, Morogoro Region
Reports to: Accounts and Administrative Assistant
Position Overview
The Driver is responsible for providing safe and reliable transportation services, meticulously maintaining company vehicles, and ensuring proper vehicle records and adherence to safety procedures. This role also extends to providing logistical support for field activities, including the transportation of staff, supplies, and project materials as needed.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
1. Vehicle Operation and Safety
Ensure the assigned vehicle is prepared for travel punctually and without unnecessary delays.
Safely transport staff, visitors, materials, and authorized passengers to their designated locations.
Operate the vehicle responsibly, complying with all traffic laws and organizational driving procedures.
Maintain constant awareness of road, traffic, and weather conditions, adjusting routes as necessary.
Always observe speed limits and adhere to safe driving practices.
Ensure the vehicle is consistently parked in safe and approved locations.
Show respect for wildlife, communities, and the environment when driving in field areas.
2. Vehicle Maintenance and Management
Conduct thorough daily vehicle inspections before departure and upon return.
Ensure vehicle conditions and accessories are accurately recorded in the vehicle logbook.
Maintain the cleanliness of the vehicle, both interior and exterior areas.
Arrange for vehicle washing, detailing, servicing, and maintenance as required.
Immediately report any vehicle faults, damages, or mechanical concerns to the supervisor.
Schedule regular servicing and ensure all maintenance requirements are met.
Verify that vehicle documents, insurance, and required permits are valid and readily available.
Maintain precise records of fuel usage, spare parts, repairs, and all vehicle-related expenses.
3. Documentation and Reporting
Complete and sign vehicle logbooks on a daily basis.
Ensure fuel records and vehicle movement records are meticulously maintained.
Provide accurate records of vehicle movements, including departure and arrival times.
Promptly report any traffic violations, accidents, damages, or incidents involving the vehicle.
Ensure all vehicle expenses are supported by approved receipts and documentation.
Account for any cash impress provided for vehicle-related expenses.
4. Project and Field Support Responsibilities
Support the implementation of community projects, including tree planting, business initiatives, and community events.
Transport project materials and supplies to remote villages and project locations.
Assist with event preparation, including setting up equipment, materials, signage, and registration areas.
Support the distribution of materials and items to intended beneficiaries.
Assist with the loading and unloading of goods, equipment, and supplies.
Ensure safe handling, storage, and transportation of project materials.
Provide logistical support to project teams during field activities.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor.
Required Qualifications & Experience
Certificate of Secondary Education (Form Four) or equivalent.
Valid Tanzanian driving licence of class C or higher.
Certificate in Professional Driving from a recognized institution (e.g., VETA, NIT, or an accredited driving school).
Certificate of Advanced Driver’s Grade Two (VIP) from NIT is an added advantage.
Mandatory Defensive Driving Certificate from a recognized institution.
Minimum of 3 years of professional driving experience, preferably with an NGO or conservation organization.
Proven experience driving 4x4 vehicles on rough and remote terrain.
Basic knowledge of vehicle mechanics is preferred.
Ability to maintain accurate logbooks and vehicle records.
Good knowledge of Tanzanian traffic laws and routes within Morogoro and Ulanga.
Fluency in Kiswahili; knowledge of English is an added advantage.
Clean driving record with no history of serious traffic violations or preventable accidents.
Strong commitment to safety, integrity, and discipline.
Willingness to work flexible hours and travel to remote field locations.
Compliance and Accountability
Protect all organizational property under your personal responsibility.
Do not use company vehicles for unauthorized purposes, routes, or passengers.
Do not operate vehicles under the influence of alcohol or any intoxicating substances.
Do not interfere with vehicle tracking or fleet management systems.
Accept responsibility for negligence, misuse, or misconduct in accordance with organizational policies.
Follow all instructions provided by supervisors and management.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application letter and CV by clicking Apply Now and addressed to The Chief Executive Officer.
Applications must be received no later than 5:00 PM on 12 November 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Six Rivers Africa is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates regardless of gender, age, disability, religion, or background.
How to Apply for this Job
Interested in this position? Please review the job description, qualifications, and application requirements carefully. When you are ready, click the button below to apply through the employer’s official recruitment website. Follow the instructions provided and ensure your application and supporting documents are complete before submission.
TAP / CLICK HERE TO APPLY
About Six Rivers Africa
Six Rivers Africa (SRA) is a non-profit organization operating across southern Tanzania in the Nyerere and Ruaha landscapes. Our work focuses on three core pillars: protection, restoration, and people. Working within the National Parks and their surrounding Buffer Zones, SRA is dedicated to its partnership with the Tanzanian government, ensuring the sustained health of habitats, wildlife, and surrounding communities for years to come.
Six Rivers Africa (SRA) supports TANAPA in Nyerere through a cooperation agreement established in 2023. TANAPA maintains complete authority over the park, its personnel, and its operations. SRA's program is implemented in accordance with annual plans and priorities agreed upon with TANAPA, enhancing park protection via funding, equipment, infrastructure, aviation, ranger training, and day-to-day operational support.
Position Title: Driver
Duty Station: Ulanga, Morogoro Region
Reports to: Accounts and Administrative Assistant
Position Overview
The Driver is responsible for providing safe and reliable transportation services, meticulously maintaining company vehicles, and ensuring proper vehicle records and adherence to safety procedures. This role also extends to providing logistical support for field activities, including the transportation of staff, supplies, and project materials as needed.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
1. Vehicle Operation and Safety
Ensure the assigned vehicle is prepared for travel punctually and without unnecessary delays.
Safely transport staff, visitors, materials, and authorized passengers to their designated locations.
Operate the vehicle responsibly, complying with all traffic laws and organizational driving procedures.
Maintain constant awareness of road, traffic, and weather conditions, adjusting routes as necessary.
Always observe speed limits and adhere to safe driving practices.
Ensure the vehicle is consistently parked in safe and approved locations.
Show respect for wildlife, communities, and the environment when driving in field areas.
2. Vehicle Maintenance and Management
Conduct thorough daily vehicle inspections before departure and upon return.
Ensure vehicle conditions and accessories are accurately recorded in the vehicle logbook.
Maintain the cleanliness of the vehicle, both interior and exterior areas.
Arrange for vehicle washing, detailing, servicing, and maintenance as required.
Immediately report any vehicle faults, damages, or mechanical concerns to the supervisor.
Schedule regular servicing and ensure all maintenance requirements are met.
Verify that vehicle documents, insurance, and required permits are valid and readily available.
Maintain precise records of fuel usage, spare parts, repairs, and all vehicle-related expenses.
3. Documentation and Reporting
Complete and sign vehicle logbooks on a daily basis.
Ensure fuel records and vehicle movement records are meticulously maintained.
Provide accurate records of vehicle movements, including departure and arrival times.
Promptly report any traffic violations, accidents, damages, or incidents involving the vehicle.
Ensure all vehicle expenses are supported by approved receipts and documentation.
Account for any cash impress provided for vehicle-related expenses.
4. Project and Field Support Responsibilities
Support the implementation of community projects, including tree planting, business initiatives, and community events.
Transport project materials and supplies to remote villages and project locations.
Assist with event preparation, including setting up equipment, materials, signage, and registration areas.
Support the distribution of materials and items to intended beneficiaries.
Assist with the loading and unloading of goods, equipment, and supplies.
Ensure safe handling, storage, and transportation of project materials.
Provide logistical support to project teams during field activities.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor.
Required Qualifications & Experience
Certificate of Secondary Education (Form Four) or equivalent.
Valid Tanzanian driving licence of class C or higher.
Certificate in Professional Driving from a recognized institution (e.g., VETA, NIT, or an accredited driving school).
Certificate of Advanced Driver’s Grade Two (VIP) from NIT is an added advantage.
Mandatory Defensive Driving Certificate from a recognized institution.
Minimum of 3 years of professional driving experience, preferably with an NGO or conservation organization.
Proven experience driving 4x4 vehicles on rough and remote terrain.
Basic knowledge of vehicle mechanics is preferred.
Ability to maintain accurate logbooks and vehicle records.
Good knowledge of Tanzanian traffic laws and routes within Morogoro and Ulanga.
Fluency in Kiswahili; knowledge of English is an added advantage.
Clean driving record with no history of serious traffic violations or preventable accidents.
Strong commitment to safety, integrity, and discipline.
Willingness to work flexible hours and travel to remote field locations.
Compliance and Accountability
Protect all organizational property under your personal responsibility.
Do not use company vehicles for unauthorized purposes, routes, or passengers.
Do not operate vehicles under the influence of alcohol or any intoxicating substances.
Do not interfere with vehicle tracking or fleet management systems.
Accept responsibility for negligence, misuse, or misconduct in accordance with organizational policies.
Follow all instructions provided by supervisors and management.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application letter and CV by clicking Apply Now and addressed to The Chief Executive Officer.
Applications must be received no later than 5:00 PM on 12 November 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Six Rivers Africa is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates regardless of gender, age, disability, religion, or background.
How to Apply for this Job
Interested in this position? Please review the job description, qualifications, and application requirements carefully. When you are ready, click the button below to apply through the employer’s official recruitment website. Follow the instructions provided and ensure your application and supporting documents are complete before submission.
TAP / CLICK HERE TO APPLY