Driver (UAE Valid License)

Job Description

Job Description Driver (UAE Valid License)Company: Providence Technical ServiceLocation: Dubai, UAEPosition: DriverSalary: AED 2,000 AED 2,500 per monthExperience Required: 34 YearsGender Preference: Male Candidates PreferredJoining: Immediate Joiners PreferredJob SummaryProvidence Technical Service is looking for a responsible and experienced Driver with a valid UAE driving license to join our team in Dubai. The ideal candidate should have excellent knowledge of UAE roads, traffic regulations, and safe driving practices. Candidates who can join immediately will be given preference.Key Responsibilities
• Safely transport company staff, clients, or materials to designated locations.
• Ensure timely pickups and drop-offs as per assigned schedules.
• Follow all UAE traffic laws and company safety policies.
• Maintain cleanliness and proper upkeep of the assigned vehicle.
• Conduct daily vehicle inspections and report any maintenance or repair requirements.
• Keep accurate records of trips, fuel consumption, and vehicle maintenance.
• Plan efficient routes to avoid traffic delays and ensure timely deliveries.
• Assist with loading and unloading materials when required.
• Ensure all vehicle documents are valid and readily available.
• Perform any other driving-related duties assigned by the management.
Requirements
• Valid UAE Driving License (Mandatory).
• 34 years of professional driving experience in the UAE.
• Good knowledge of Dubai and UAE road networks.
• Familiarity with GPS navigation and route planning.
• Ability to communicate in basic English (Hindi/Urdu is an added advantage).
• Punctual, reliable, and well-disciplined.
• Physically fit and willing to work flexible hours if required.
Preferred Candidate
• Male candidates.
• Immediate joiners will be highly preferred.
• Candidates currently available in the UAE are encouraged to apply.
Salary: AED 2,000 AED 2,500 per month (Based on experience and interview performance)Location: Dubai, UAE

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