II. Key Duties and Tasks • Assist clients and patients as needed to safely complete the transfer. • Carry out daily checks before starting up the vehicle (oil level; water level; pressure of the tires etc…) • Complete a mechanical checklist prior to each shift to ensure ambulance is in working order and ready to transport patients to and from required locations, and report any mechanical issues • Complete appropriate trip sheets as required by line manager to record officially each transport • Effective communicates with dispatch regarding schedule progress and receive instructions. • Ensure ambulance is clean and stocked properly with first aid and medical supplies prior to each shift and between patient transports throughout the day • Ensure that there is availability of all the required documents/supplies including vehicle insurance • Ensure the road safety compliance • Help patients onto ambulance gurney and load them into the ambulance, assisted by medical personnel • Inform the logistics department of any major repairs to be carried out. • Maintain a professional image and attitude in regards to clients, visitors and co‐workers. • Maintain cleanness of the vehicles • Provide reliable and secure driving services • Report accident or other emergency facts • Solve minor technical problems for vehicles • Transporting patients and clients utilizing health facility vehicles in a safe and professional manner