The Ministry of Public Service has made a national invitation for drivers to submit their applications for a position in the public service on permanent and pensionable terms.
In a notice on Tuesday, September 30, Public Service Principal Secretary Jane Imbunya invited interested Kenyans to apply via the Ministry’s portal before October 22, 2025.
The competitive candidates will be awarded a basic salary of Ksh19,340 to Ksh24,470 per month, along with varying allowances based on the area of deployment. The package also includes a commuter allowance of Ksh3,000 and an annual leave allowance of Ksh4,000.
Job Responsibilities
The Ministry says the chosen applicants will be needed to drive government vehicles as authorized, conduct daily vehicle checks oil, cooling systems, brakes, and electricals and ensure safety and security of the vehicle at all times, on and off the road.
They’ll also be needed to maintain correct vehicle work tickets and help in correct documentation for any vehicle allocated to them.
Who Can Apply?
To be considered, the candidates must meet the following minimum qualifications:
KCSE mean grade D plain or equivalent from a recognised institution
A valid driving licence (with no existing endorsements) for the category of vehicle that they will be expected to drive
Proof of completion of a first-aid course lasting at least one week at St. John Ambulance, KIHBT, or any other recognised institution
Passed the Suitability Test Grade III
Minimum two years of active driving experience
A valid certificate of good conduct from the police
Application Process
The applicants who are interested should fill in the PSC 2 (Revised 2016) Employment Application Form, which can be downloaded from the Public Service Commission (PSC) website.
Shortlisted candidates will be required to present the original National ID, academic certificates, and other supporting documents at the interview stage.
PS Imbunya also warned the applicants from presenting forged documents or attempting to influence the recruitment process.
“It is an offence to present forged certificates or documents. Canvassing in any form will lead to automatic disqualification,” she stated.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
The recruitment is aimed at a push to improve service delivery across various government departments, with the Ministry looking to improve its transport and logistics services with a more stable and reliable workforce.
