Driver to Vice President

The job description for a personal driver to a Vice President would typically include the following responsibilities: Chauffeuring: Safely driving the vice president to various destinations, including official meetings, events, and personal appointments . Vehicle Maintenance: Ensuring the vice president's vehicle is well-maintained, clean, and in good working condition. This includes regular inspections, scheduling maintenance appointments, and addressing any mechanical issues promptly. Security: Maintaining awareness of security protocols and procedures to ensure the safety of the vice president during transportation. This may involve working closely with security personnel and following specific security protocols. Time Management: Managing the vice president's schedule efficiently to ensure punctuality for appointments and events. This may involve coordinating with the vice president's personal assistant or scheduler to plan routes and anticipate traffic conditions. Professionalism: Demonstrating a high level of professionalism and discretion at all times, respecting the vice president's privacy and confidentiality. Customer Service: Providing excellent customer service to the vice president and any guests or colleagues traveling with them, including offering assistance with luggage and ensuring their comfort during transit. Emergency Response: Being prepared to respond calmly and effectively in the event of emergencies, such as accidents or medical incidents, and following established protocols for reporting and handling such situations. Communication: Maintaining clear and open communication with the vice president and relevant staff members to ensure smooth coordination of transportation arrangements. Flexibility: Being flexible with working hours and able to accommodate changes to the vice president's schedule, including early mornings, late nights, and weekends as required. Adherence to Regulations: Familiarity with local traffic laws and regulations, as well as any specific rules or guidelines related to government officials' transportation. Additional Duties: Performing other duties as assigned by the vice president or their office, which may include running errands, assisting with administrative tasks, or providing support for special events. Candidates for this role must have - A clean driving record, excellent driving skills, and experience in chauffeuring high-profile individuals. - Possess strong communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to maintain composure in stressful situations. - A background in security or law enforcement may be beneficial for ensuring the vice president's safety during travel. - Priority is given to candidates who live close to the Rawang area