Driver - Temporary, Without Experience, No Accommodation, Dubai, UAE

Driver - Temporary, Without Experience, No Accommodation, Dubai, UAE

We are looking for an experienced and passionate Driver to join our team in Dubai, UAE. This is a temporary position without experience or accommodation. The ideal candidate should have a valid driving license and must be able to communicate in English. Preference will be given to Indian and Egyptian candidates.

Responsibilities

The duties of this position include but are not limited to:

  • operating company vehicles to transport staff and customers
  • ensuring the safety of passengers
  • maintaining the vehicle in a clean and orderly condition
  • following the rules of the road as laid down by local authorities
  • delivering packages on time
  • and complying with company policies and procedures

Key Responsibilities (repeated)

The key responsibilities for this position include but are not limited to:

  • operating company vehicles safely while transporting staff members and customers
  • ensuring that all passengers are safe during travel
  • maintaining the vehicle in a well-maintained condition
  • following traffic laws laid down by local authorities
  • delivering packages on time as per schedule
  • adhering strictly to company policies and procedures related to driving duties

Qualifications

Applicants should have at least 12 years of schooling or equivalent qualifications in order to be considered for the job. Knowledge of local roads is an advantage. The ability to follow instructions carefully and work well under pressure is essential.

Additional Qualification Requirements (repeated)

Applicants should have successfully completed 12 years of schooling or possess equivalent qualifications in order to be considered eligible for this job role. Knowledge of local roads is an added advantage while being able to follow instructions carefully and work efficiently under pressure is essential for success in this role.

Job Title: Driver - Temporary Jobs for Indians & Egyptians, Without Experience & Accommodation, Dubai, UAE

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