Driver cum Messenger

Company Description WHO Bangladesh is part of the World Health Organization, a specialized agency of the United Nations focused on public health. The country office supports the Government of Bangladesh in strengthening health systems, disease prevention, and emergency response. Staff members work in a diverse, multicultural environment that values integrity, collaboration, and accountability. WHO Bangladesh promotes equitable access to health services and operates under strict safety and ethical standards to serve communities across the country.
Role Description The Driver cum Messenger role is a full-time, hybrid position based in Mymensingh, with some tasks that may be performed from home as appropriate. The role involves driving authorized vehicles safely and responsibly to transport staff, documents, and materials, and ensuring vehicles are properly maintained, clean, and in good working condition. The Driver cum Messenger will deliver and collect official documents, parcels, and correspondence, maintain accurate records of trips and mileage, and support basic logistical and administrative tasks as needed. The role also includes following WHO safety and security protocols, assisting with route planning, and communicating clearly with supervisors and team members to support program activities.
Qualifications

• Demonstrated skills in Truck Driving and safe operation of a Truck, with a clean driving record.
• Valid CDL Class A or equivalent professional driving license, with knowledge of relevant traffic laws and regulations.
• Strong Communication skills for clear coordination with supervisors, colleagues, and partners.
• Customer Service skills to interact respectfully and professionally with staff and external stakeholders.
• Experience in messenger or courier work, including handling confidential documents responsibly.
• Basic administrative skills, such as maintaining logs, completing forms, and following standard procedures.
• Ability to navigate local routes in and around Mymensingh and adapt to changing schedules or priorities.
• Commitment to WHO values, including reliability, integrity, and adherence to safety and security guidelines.