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Luangwa Child Development Agency Lusaka, Zambia

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Employer and vacancy source: Luangwa Child Development Agency

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  • EmployerLuangwa Child Development Agency
  • LocationLusaka, Zambia
  • Employer websitewww.lcda.co.zm
  • Listing sourceZambia Job Alerts
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Key details for this vacancy

Employer
Luangwa Child Development Agency
Location
Lusaka, Zambia
Posted
August 28, 2025
Job type
Full Time
Category
Transport & Logistics
This listing has expired. The original details remain available for reference, but applications are closed. Use the related searches for active vacancies.

Website Luangwa Child Development Agency

Job description

Luangwa Child Development Agency (LCDA) is a duly registered Non- Governmental Organization operating in Luangwa districts of Lusaka province and Nyimba District of Eastern province of Zambia.  LCDA has been in operation since 2009. The organization seek to provide support to the deprived, excluded and vulnerable children and youth  with a focus on: health; education; child protection; livelihood; advocacy; and gender.

LCDA is hereby inviting applications from suitably qualified and experienced candidates to fill the underlisted vacant positions:

 

1. Driver & Logistics  (1 Position – Luangwa District)

Technical Focus:

The incumbent will play a pivotal role in ensuring the safety, technical soundness, cleanliness and comfort of the vehicle(s) assigned.

Tasks and responsibilities:

Drive LCDA Staff and their visitors on official trips.
Undertake official trips to project sites across the districts as required by the Manager/Supervisor.
Log official trips, daily mileage, fuel consumption, transportation/vehicle related expenditures, vehicle servicing, repairs, etc;
Ensure day-to-day maintenance of the assigned vehicle(s); checks oil, water, battery, tyres, etc; perform minor repairs and timely arrange for any other repairs necessary to keep the vehicle safe and technically sound at all times; maintain the vehicle(s) in clean condition.
Handle local and Organizational formalities in case of  an accident and ensure that in such  cases all organisational and local country rules, regulations and procedures are followed correctly.
Collect and deliver mail, documents, materials and other communications/ items to and from the project office; project sites and other project related institutions and keep record as required.
Participate in duties while at the project site with superiors
Perform any other duties as required.

Minimum Requirements:

Grade 12 Certificate
Possession of valid driver’s license.
At least 2 years of work experience as a driver with national and international NGOs
Working knowledge of English
Must be computer literate

LCDA Core Competencies:

Results Focus
Teamwork
Communication
Building Effective Relationships
Knowledge Sharing and Continuous improvement
Sober minded and respectful

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