WFP Is Hiring A Chauffeur Apply Now | Deadline 19 October
One such role is that of Chauffeur (e) Principal (e), G3 with the World Food Programme (WFP) in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso — a vital position that combines driving excellence, logistical support, and high responsibility.
The WFP is currently accepting applications for this position, with the deadline set at 19 October 2025, 23:59 GMT (Ouagadougou time). This is a locally recruited, full-time role in the “General Support” category, and candidates are required to provide their permanent place of residence when applying.
What the Role Entails
As a Principal Chauffeur (G3), the incumbent will provide reliable driving services, particularly for senior WFP staff, delegates, and visitors. The role is not just about steering the wheel — it involves ensuring safety, punctuality, and professional conduct in all transport missions.
Key responsibilities include:
- Maintaining vehicles in good working order and coordinating with vehicle maintenance teams
- Planning safe and efficient routes for official movements
- Ensuring that all transport missions follow organizational and security protocols
- Liaising with security and field teams as needed to support movements in complex environments
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Given Burkina Faso’s context, security awareness, adaptability, and local knowledge are essential assets for this role.
Skills & Qualifications
Typical qualifications for a G3 level chauffeur role with the United Nations system include:
- A valid local driver’s license and a clean driving record
- Proven experience driving official or armored vehicles
- Knowledge of road safety and security procedures
- Familiarity with local routes and terrain
- Strong reliability, discretion, and professionalism
Candidates who can manage tight schedules, adapt to changing operational demands, and maintain composure under pressure will thrive in this position.
Why this Role Matters
While it might seem logistical, this position is a cornerstone of WFP’s humanitarian mission in Burkina Faso. In regions affected by food insecurity, climate challenges, and displacement, the safe and timely movement of staff and supplies is essential. The Principal Chauffeur plays a key role in enabling that mission — ensuring WFP’s personnel can reach communities in need securely and efficiently.
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Beyond daily operations, this opportunity offers meaningful engagement in humanitarian work. WFP promotes diversity, professional growth, and respect in the workplace, allowing employees to contribute both locally and globally to the fight against hunger.
How to Apply
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply before 19 October 2025.
👉 Click here to apply through the official WFP portal.
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