LMV Driver

Job Title: Light Vehicle Driver (Operations & Logistics Support)

Location: Doha, Qatar Job Type: Full-time Experience Level: Mid-Level (3+ Years)

Job Summary

We are seeking a reliable and flexible Driver with extensive knowledge of Qatar’s roads and industrial areas. The ideal candidate has over 3 years of experience driving pickups or light trucks and is willing to work flexible hours to meet project deadlines. Unlike a standard driver role, this position requires a team player who is willing to assist with manual tasks in the factory (loading, unloading, material movement) when not driving.

Key Responsibilities

1. Driving & Deliveries

• Operate company vehicles (Pickups/3-Ton/Van) to transport materials, finished products, and staff safely.

• Navigate efficiently to suppliers, client sites, and the Industrial Area using excellent knowledge of Qatar’s routes (avoiding traffic/roadworks).

• Transport staff from accommodation to site/workshop strictly adhering to time schedules.

2. Loading & Unloading (Logistics)

• Actively assist in loading and unloading heavy materials (steel beams, signage, consumables) at the workshop and client sites.

• Secure loads properly using ratchet straps and ropes to prevent damage or safety hazards during transport.

• Verify delivery notes (DO) against materials loaded to ensure accuracy.

3. Workshop Assistance

• Assist the factory team during downtime (when no driving is required) with general tasks such as moving stock, cleaning the yard, or helping fabricators.

• Support the purchasing team by collecting urgent small items (hardware, paint, tools) from local suppliers.

4. Safety & Vehicle Maintenance

• Perform daily checks on the vehicle (oil, water, tires, battery) and report any mechanical issues immediately.

• Maintain the vehicle’s cleanliness (interior and exterior).

• Wear appropriate PPE (Safety Shoes/Vest) when entering construction sites or working in the factory.

Requirements & Qualifications

Essential Skills:

• Experience: Minimum of 3+ years of driving experience in Qatar (clean driving record).

• License: Valid Qatari Driving License (Light Vehicle Manual/Automatic). Medium Truck license is a plus.

• Route Knowledge: Expert knowledge of Doha, Industrial Area (Streets 1–52), Lusail, and major suppliers/hardware stores.

• Flexibility: Willingness to work extended hours, early mornings, or split shifts depending on site requirements.

• Attitude: Must be willing to perform manual labor and assist the team, not just drive.

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to lift and carry heavy items during loading/unloading.

• Ability to drive for extended periods in traffic.

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary: QAR 1,800.00 – 2,400.00 per month (Based on license type and experience).

• Accommodation: Company Provided Housing.

• Transportation: Company Vehicle Provided (during work hours).

• Travel: Return Economy Class Air Ticket (Every 2 years or as per policy).

• Medical: Private Medical Insurance (as per Qatar Labor Law).

• Schedule: Saturday – Thursday, Flexible Timings (Standard 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, but subject to change).

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