Key duties and responsibilities

1. Train students to be competent drivers and able to pass the government test.
2. To oversee all responsibilities of drivers and driving school.
3. Ensuring all vehicles adhere to all roads safety regulations.
4. Monitoring institute drivers and assigning drivers on duty.
5. To keep up to date a proper inventory of all vehicles
6. Assist in development and maintenance of active road safety preventive programs
7. Training on defensive driving, traffic act, Highway Code and emergency response technique, VIII. To report any unusual behaviour for corrective action.
8. To be punctual and know the students and drivers schedule.
9. Ensure all vehicles are equipped with the necessary documentations such as emergency contacts and communication protocol, accidents/incidents report forms prior to making trips.
10. Carryout preliminary investigations on transport related incidence and road accident in view of managing risks and exposure.

Required qualifications and competencies

1. Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE- minimum grade D+) or equivalent qualifications from recognized institution.
2. Valid driving licence BCE free from any current endorsement.
3. Valid Instructors licence class BCEA, FG.
4. Diploma or degree in business, automotive engineering or any other related course is an added advantage.
5. NTSA accredited instructor training certificate.
6. Exceptional customer experience certification.
7. Defensive certification course from AA Kenya.
8. At least six years progressively responsible experience in driving school procedures.
9. Pedagogical Education Training.