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A Driver is a person responsible for performing various roles and responsibilities for a company or an individual and performs tasks such as driving people from one place to another, performing pickups, keeping the car clean and safe for use, taking records of the car use, and mileage, and more. Drivers in Ghana could be all over places like . Drivers are very useful in the corporate world, delivery space, rental services, and personal errands and work. The modern-day driver needs to have more than a very vivid picture of the area, they need to be able to use navigation applications like Google maps and have excellent interpersonal skills. You should be able to converse with clients and the people you are transporting.
The basic responsibility of a driver is to drive. It could be to drive one specific person such as the CEO of a company or a more general role like being a company driver, thus transporting anyone who needs to move from one place to another. Other places drivers are needed include car rental services, transportation companies, schools and institutions, government agencies, ride-hailing services like Uber, Bolt, Ehyen, and Yango.
Despite the fact that drivers are tasked with driving, they typically perform a host of responsibilities in addition to that. Here are some of the common ones in Ghana. Whether or based in , these apply to a wide range of driver jobs.
Driver jobs will always require a valid driver’s license and mostly at least a year of driving experience from related or other industries. For better chances, a good candidate should have good road navigation skills and a clear understanding of how to use navigation applications to find locations and to decide the best routes to take. Time management and organizational skills are very useful for drivers as they work on schedules. Added skills include having good communication and interpersonal skills to interact with riders over trips.
According to Glassdoor, the average Driver in Ghana makes between GH¢1500 and GH¢2,000 a month. Bolt, the ride-hailing company also reports that top-performing drivers make GH¢5,000 a month while other drivers stand to make GH¢2,500 each month. The service takes a cut of 25% or more depending on the location of the driver.