• Possess a valid and relevant driving license issued by the Ugandan Authority • Drive Institute’s staff to locations within Uganda especially in Kampala City. • Keep passengers safe at all times through defensive driving, timely servicing, and ensuring the vehicle is fully functional. • Ensure the readiness of the vehicle, in a good mechanical condition and ensure vehicle is prepared for long trips on rough terrain prior to field visits. • Maintain and monitor vehicle’s reasonable fuel consumption and mileage. • Ensure the vehicle meets all legal requirements and standards • Strictly observe traffic rules, regulations, and speed limits as prescribed by Uganda’s traffic laws. • Perform daily errands, such as collecting and delivering documents, purchasing items for the office. • Assist in routine office chores when necessary, such as photocopying, binding, filing, moving furniture, answering telephones. • Ensure the vehicle has valid insurance., which is clearly always displayed. • Maintain the cleanliness of the vehicle both inside and out. • Complete the vehicle logbook daily, recording all travel and requiring staff to be transported to sign on it. • Taking charge of the office generator (Powering it on/off, fueling and service).

• Minimum of Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education qualification. • A certificate in Motor Vehicle Mechanic is an added advantage. • Certificate in defensive driving from a registered driving institute or other road safety training desired. • 8 years of driving experience preferably 5 years of which are within the NGO or International Sector. • Must have experience driving within Kampala and in the regions of Uganda. • Must be familiar with local traffic regulations and be able to perform first line vehicle maintenance/repairs. • Good working knowledge of English language is required. French is an added advantage.

Method of Application: Candidates should submit along with their application a copy of the Curriculum Vitae indicating the following (i) Names in Full; (ii) Place and Date of Birth; (iii) Marital Status; (iv) Home Address; (v) Present contact address; (vi) Nationality; (vii) Number of Children (if any); (iii) Secondary and postsecondary education, including dates and names of institutions attended; (ix) Academic and professional qualifications with dates; (x) Working experience with dates; (xi) Extra-curricular activities (xii) Names and addressed of three (3) referees; (xiii) Proposed date of availability for duties if appointed. All applications with supporting documents should be forwarded to the Director General through the address indicated below: The Director-General United Nations African Institute for the Prevention of Crime and The Treatment of Offenders (UNAFRI) P. O. Box 10590 Kampala, Uganda Email: unafri@unafri.or.ug