Driver

OVERVIEWPress Agriculture Limited invites applications from suitably qualified, experienced, and responsible candidates for the position of Driver.The successful candidate will provide safe and reliable transportation services for company staff, management, visitors, documents, stock, and other authorised items. The role also involves vehicle inspections, routine maintenance checks, accurate record-keeping, and compliance with company transport and road safety procedures.JOB TYPE: Full TimeDate Posted: Friday, 6th November 2026Application Deadline: Wednesday, 11th November 2026Duty Station: Kasungu, MalawiPOSITION: DRIVERJOB SUMMARYThe Driver will ensure the safe, timely, and efficient transportation of authorised passengers and company property to designated destinations, including company estates, offices, suppliers, customers, and other business locations.The successful candidate must demonstrate practical driving experience, good knowledge of road safety requirements, responsible vehicle handling, and the ability to maintain accurate vehicle and fuel records.KEY REQUIREMENTSAcademic Qualifications and ExperienceApplicants must possess the following:A minimum of a Junior Certificate of Education (JCE) or an equivalent qualification.A valid Malawi driving licence, Category C1.At least three (3) years of driving experience.A Defensive Driving Certificate will be an added advantage.PERSONAL SPECIFICATIONThe ideal candidate should demonstrate:Strong commitment to road safety and defensive driving.Reliability, punctuality, and professionalism.Good communication and interpersonal skills.Ability to work independently and follow instructions.Good record-keeping and organisational skills.Honesty, integrity, and respect for confidentiality.Ability to respond appropriately to emergencies and unexpected road challenges.DUTIES AND KEY RESPONSIBILITIESThe Driver will be responsible for the following:1. Transportation ServicesSafely transport company staff, management, visitors, and other authorised passengers to their destinations.Deliver official documents, packages, correspondence, stock, and company items to designated offices, estates, suppliers, customers, and other business destinations.Provide transport support to company estates and sites as required.Assist with loading, securing, and unloading documents, stock, tools, and equipment where necessary.Ensure that transported items are properly secured and do not exceed the vehicle's permitted carrying capacity.2. Vehicle Inspection and MaintenanceConduct regular checks on tyres, brakes, lights, indicators, mirrors, windscreen, engine oil, coolant, fuel, and other essential vehicle components.Keep allocated vehicles clean and tidy, both inside and outside.Report mechanical problems, unusual noises, warning lights, damage, and other vehicle defects to the relevant supervisor immediately.Monitor vehicle service intervals and report upcoming servicing requirements.Ensure vehicles are ready for scheduled servicing and maintenance.3. Fuel Management and Record-KeepingMaintain accurate vehicle logbooks, journey sheets, mileage records, fuel usage records, and vehicle inspection checklists.Monitor fuel levels and record all fuel purchases and usage.Provide supporting evidence for fuel expenditure where required.Report unusual or abnormal fuel consumption immediately.Maintain accurate transport documentation as required by the company.4. Road Safety and ComplianceComply with all road traffic laws, speed limits, road signs, parking regulations, and company driving procedures.Practise defensive driving and maintain safe distances from other vehicles.Remain alert to road hazards and take appropriate precautions to protect passengers, pedestrians, other road users, and company property.Follow company procedures relating to fatigue, alcohol, drugs, and other factors that may affect safe driving.Ensure that passengers comply with applicable vehicle safety procedures.5. Vehicle Security and Emergency ManagementEnsure company vehicles are parked correctly and securely.Keep vehicle keys safely stored and never leave company vehicles in unsafe locations.Use company vehicles only for authorised business purposes.Ensure unauthorised persons do not drive or use allocated vehicles.In the event of an accident, breakdown, or other emergency, follow company procedures and immediately notify the relevant supervisor and authorities where necessary.Report all accidents, traffic offences, vehicle damage, and other incidents involving company vehicles.Cooperate with authorised investigations and reporting procedures.6. Documentation and General SupportEnsure allocated vehicles have valid insurance, roadworthy certificates, and other required statutory documents.Notify the relevant officer when vehicle documents are due to expire.Inform supervisors of delays, route changes, breakdowns, traffic problems, or other issues affecting assigned journeys.Treat passengers, colleagues, customers, supplie