Company Driver

All Education levels

Males Only

6 days working | Day Shift

PAN Card, Aadhar Card, 4-Wheeler Driving Licence, Bank Account

Job Responsibility for Driver

1. Safe and Efficient Driving
• Safe Transport: Ensure the employer is driven safely and comfortably, following all road safety rules and regulations.
• Punctuality: Be on time for scheduled pick-ups and drop-offs, ensuring the employer arrives at appointments or events punctually.
• Adaptability: Be ready to adjust routes if necessary, such as avoiding traffic, road closures, or emergencies, ensuring a smooth ride.
2. Vehicle Maintenance and Care
• Regular Inspection: Routinely check the condition of the car (tires, oil, fuel, lights, brakes, etc.) to ensure the vehicle is always in good working order.
• Cleaning: Keep both the interior and exterior of the vehicle clean and well-maintained, ensuring that the car is always presentable for the employer.
• Refueling: Ensure the car is always filled with fuel and ready for use.
• Servicing: Schedule regular maintenance checks (e.g., oil changes, tire rotations) and take the car to a mechanic if any issues arise.
3. Passenger Comfort and Safety
• Safety: Prioritize the employer’s safety by ensuring that seat belts are used and driving in a way that is comfortable yet safe.
• Comfort: Adjust the climate controls, seating, and in-car entertainment according to the employer’s preferences.
• Personalized Service: Be attentive to the employer’s needs, whether it’s ensuring privacy or providing extra amenities (e.g., bottled water, temperature adjustments).
4. Confidentiality and Privacy
• Discretion: Keep all conversations, schedules, and personal details of the employer private and confidential. This includes not discussing any of the employer's plans or conversations with others.
• Secure the Vehicle: Ensure that the employer’s personal belongings in the vehicle (documents, bags, etc.) are not tampered with or exposed.




5. Time Management and Schedule Coordination
• Maintain the Schedule: Be aware of the employer’s daily schedule and be prepared for any last-minute changes in plans or sudden requests for travel.
• Proactive: Plan the travel time to accommodate delays, giving yourself enough time to avoid lateness.
6. Personal Items
• Loading : Help with carrying and organizing the employer’s personal belongings, such as briefcases & other things, and ensure they are securely stored in the vehicle.
• Organization: Keep the vehicle organized and free of clutter to maintain a professional and tidy environment.
7. Emergency Preparedness
• Handling Breakdown or Accidents: Be prepared for any emergency situations, whether it’s a car breakdown or an accident. This involves having a first-aid kit in the car, knowing emergency procedures, and having a plan for handling vehicle issues.
• Safety Knowledge: Be aware of the location of hospitals, police stations, and repair shops, in case of an emergency.
8. Security
• Protection of Employer: Sometimes, personal car drivers are expected to be alert to security risks. This could involve being extra cautious in unfamiliar or high-risk areas and ensuring the safety of the employer during travel.
• Discretion with Information: Keep a low profile when driving a high-profile employer, ensuring that no personal or confidential information is shared during the journey.
9. Customer Service
• Professionalism: Always maintain a polite and professional demeanor with the employer. Greet them warmly, assist them as needed, and follow their instructions respectfully.
• Adaptability: Respond quickly to any last-minute changes in plans and be flexible with time, routes, or destinations.