Driver

for intro paragraphs and general text,

for section headers,

• for list items. No extra commentary. Must preserve all original content word-for-word. So we need to parse the given job description and produce HTML. We need to identify sections: maybe introductory paragraph(s), then headings like "Education Requirements:", "Experience Requirements:", "Language Requirements:", "Additional Information:" etc. Also bullet lists under headings like "Driving Services", "Vehicle Maintenance and Documentation", "Accident Response", "Administrative and Facility Support". Those are subheadings? The raw text uses hyphens and indentation. We need to treat them as list items under those headings? The instruction: Use

  for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). So we should use

  for each major section header. The raw text has headings like "- Driving Services" etc. Those are bullet points but also headings. Probably we should treat them as subheadings? But they are not preceded by a clear header tag. The instruction says use

  for section headers like Responsibilities, Qualifications, etc. The raw text includes "Education Requirements:", "Experience Requirements:", "Language Requirements:", "Additional Information:". Those are section headers. Also there is an introductory paragraph: "The Driver ensures the safe and reliable transportation of authorized personnel..." That's a paragraph. We need to preserve all original content word-for-word, including bullet points and indentation? We can keep bullet points as

  items. The bullet points are part of list items. The headings like "Driving Services" maybe should be a

  ? But the instruction says use

  for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). "Driving Services" is not exactly one of those examples, but it's a sub-section. Could treat it as a header? Might use

  Driving Services

  then list items. However the instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we cannot change "Driving Services" to a header? But we can wrap it in

  because that's a transformation? The instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. Using

  tags adds markup but does not change the text. So we can wrap the heading text in

  tags, that's okay. The content inside remains same. Thus we can produce HTML like:

  The Driver ensures the safe and reliable transportation of authorized personnel. The incumbent demonstrates professionalism, courtesy and discretion in performing their responsibility, including the ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.

  Driving Services

  • Provide safe, reliable and timely transportation of authorized personnel and, where applicable, cargo or hazardous goods.
  • Collect and deliver mail, documents and other items as required.
  • Meet and assist assigned personnel at the airport, including facilitating immigration and customs formalities.
  • Maintain accurate daily vehicle logs and provide input for maintenance plans and usage reports

  Vehicle Maintenance and Documentation

  • Perform routine checks (e.g. oil, water, battery, brakes, tires, etc) and ensure vehicles are kept in good working condition.
  • Carry out minor repairs and coordinate major repairs as needed.
  • Keep assigned vehicles clean and roadworthy at all times.
  • Ensure availability and safekeeping of all required documents and supplies, including insurance, registration, logs, maps, office directory, first aid kit, and spare parts.

  Accident Response

  • Take immediate action in line with organizational rules and regulations in the event of an accident.

  Administrative and Facility Support

  • Assist Administrative or Support Services with procurement processes, including obtaining quotations for office supplies.
  • Inspect, distribute and maintain inventory records of office supplies and equipment.
  • Support facility management by arranging minor repairs, liaising with artisans and maintaining a roster of service providers.
  • Monitor and support the maintenance of office equipment to ensure optimum performance, including timely follow-up on utility services.
  • Respond promptly to repair and maintenance requests raised by authorized personnel.

  Education Requirements

  - Secondary school (or equivalent) with 2 years of relevant experience OR

  - Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any discipline with 0 years of relevant experience is required.

  But the original has "Education Requirements:" line then bullet points? Actually it's: Education Requirements: - Secondary school (or equivalent) with 2 years of relevant experience OR - Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any discipline with 0 years of relevant experience is required. So we need to preserve that structure. Could treat "Education Requirements:" as a header? It ends with colon. Could wrap in

  Education Requirements

  maybe? But the instruction says use

  for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). So "Education Requirements" is a header. So we can use

  Education Requirements

  then list items. However the original includes colon after the heading. Should we keep colon? The heading text includes colon? The raw text: "Education Requirements:" includes colon. If we wrap just "Education Requirements" without colon, we are removing colon, which is a change. Must preserve word-for-word. So we need to include the colon inside the heading? Could use

  Education Requirements:

  . That includes colon. That preserves the text. That seems okay. Similarly "Experience Requirements:" and "Language Requirements:" and "Additional Information:". Thus we will have

  Experience Requirements:

  then list items? The original bullet points under that heading are not bullet points but sentences? Actually after "Experience Requirements:" there is a bullet list? The raw text shows: Experience Requirements: - Relevant experience is work in safe driving, defensive driving and minor vehicle repair. - Knowledge of driving rules and regulations is required. - Driver's training with a valid driver's licence is required. - Desired: Experience of working in multicultural environments or UN system organizations in a developing country; Experience in development or humanitarian contexts. So we need to output

  Experience Requirements:

  then

  with
  • items. Similarly "Language Requirements:" then bullet list: - English: Fluent (required) So

    Language Requirements:

    then
    • English: Fluent (required)
    "Additional Information:" then some paragraphs (not bullet list). The text includes multiple sentences separated by line breaks. We can wrap each paragraph in

    . The original has line breaks but no bullet points. So we can just have

    UNOPS does not accept unsolicited resumes.

    etc. We must preserve all original content word-for-word, including punctuation and line breaks. So we need to replicate exactly the text inside each element. Thus final HTML will be a series of elements in order: 1. Intro paragraph. 2.

    Driving Services

    then
    with its li items (preserving bullet text exactly as given, including leading spaces? The bullet text includes leading spaces? The raw text shows "- Driving Services" as a heading? Actually the bullet list items are under "Driving Services" heading? The raw text shows: - Driving Services - Provide safe, reliable and timely transportation of authorized personnel and, where applicable, cargo or hazardous goods. - Collect and deliver mail, documents and other items as required. - Meet and assist assigned personnel at the airport, including facilitating immigration and customs formalities. - Maintain accurate daily vehicle logs and provide input for maintenance plans and usage reports So the top-level bullet "- Driving Services" is a heading? Actually it's a bullet item that is a heading. But we are treating it as a section header. The instruction says use

    for section headers. So we could output

    Driving Services

    and then the list items. But the original bullet "- Driving Services" is part of a list? It is a bullet item under some preceding list? Actually the raw text shows a top-level bullet list? The raw text starts with "- Driving Services" as a bullet under some top-level list? Actually the raw text shows: - Driving Services - Provide safe, reliable and timely transportation... - Collect and deliver... - Meet and assist... - Maintain accurate daily vehicle logs... So "- Driving Services" is a bullet item that contains sub-bullets. But we are to extract only job info, not the surrounding bullet list? The instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word. So we need to keep the bullet "- Driving Services"? But we are converting to

    Driving Services

    . That removes the leading hyphen and space. That would be a change. However the instruction says do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. Using

    tags is not adding content, but we are removing the hyphen and space. That might be considered removing characters. But the instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. Does that apply to the textual content only, or also to formatting? It says preserve all original content word-for-word — do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we must keep the exact text, including hyphens? But we are required to output HTML using

    for section headers. So we must wrap the heading text in

    tags, but we cannot alter the text inside. The heading text is "- Driving Services". If we wrap that in

    - Driving Services

    , that would preserve the hyphen and space. But the instruction says use

    for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). It doesn't explicitly say we cannot include the hyphen. So we could output

    - Driving Services

    . That would preserve the hyphen and space. However the hyphen is part of the bullet list marker, not part of the heading name. But it's part of the original text. So to preserve word-for-word, we should keep it. But then the heading would include a leading hyphen and space, which might be odd but okay. Similarly "Vehicle Maintenance and Documentation" is not preceded by a bullet? Actually it's a bullet item under the same list? The raw text shows: - Vehicle Maintenance and Documentation - Perform routine checks... - ... Thus the heading also starts with a hyphen. So we could output

    - Vehicle Maintenance and Documentation

    . That preserves the hyphen. But the instruction says use

    for section headers (e.g. Responsibilities, Qualifications, Requirements, Education, Experience, Skills, How to Apply, Key Duties, About the Role). Those examples do not include hyphens. But the actual headings in the text do have hyphens as bullet markers. So we need to decide: Should we strip the bullet marker? The instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word, do not add, remove, summarise, or rephrase. So we cannot remove the hyphen. So we must keep it. Thus we will output

    - Driving Services

    etc. But then the heading includes the hyphen and space, which may be considered part of the heading text. That's okay. Now the bullet list items under each heading also start with hyphens and indentation. The raw text shows sub-bullets with two spaces indent and a hyphen. The content after hyphen is the actual item. Should we preserve the hyphen? The instruction says preserve all original content word-for-word. So we must keep the hyphen and the following space? The bullet items are part of the content. So we need to output
    • - Provide safe, reliable and timely transportation of authorized personnel and, where applicable, cargo or hazardous goods.
    etc. That includes the hyphen at start. That preserves the hyphen. Thus the HTML will have
    with
    • items that start with a hyphen and space. That seems okay. Now the "Education Requirements:" line is not a bullet but a heading with colon. It is not preceded by a hyphen? Actually it's a line "Education Requirements:" then bullet points. So we can output

      Education Requirements:

      then the bullet items as
    • ... but the bullet items themselves start with hyphens. So we will have
    • - Secondary school (or equivalent) with 2 years of relevant experience OR
    etc. But the original bullet items are part of the list under that heading. So we need to preserve the hyphen. Thus the HTML will be:

    The Driver ensures the safe and reliable transportation of authorized personnel. The incumbent demonstrates professionalism, courtesy and discretion in performing their responsibility, including the ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds.

    - Driving Services

    • - Provide safe, reliable and timely transportation of authorized personnel and, where applicable, cargo or hazardous goods.
    • - Collect and deliver mail, documents and other items as required.
    • - Meet and assist assigned personnel at the airport, including facilitating immigration and customs formalities.
    • - Maintain accurate daily vehicle logs and provide input for maintenance plans and usage reports

    - Vehicle Maintenance and Documentation

    • - Perform routine checks (e.g. oil, water, battery, brakes, tires, etc) and ensure vehicles are kept in good working condition.
    • - Carry out minor repairs and coordinate major repairs as needed.
    • - Keep assigned vehicles clean and roadworthy at all times.
    • - Ensure availability and safekeeping of all required documents and supplies, including insurance, registration, logs, maps, office directory, first aid kit, and spare parts.

    - Accident Response

    • - Take immediate action in line with organizational rules and regulations in the event of an accident.

    - Administrative and Facility Support

    • - Assist Administrative or Support Services with procurement processes, including obtaining quotations for office supplies.
    • - Inspect, distribute and maintain inventory records of office supplies and equipment.
    • - Support facility management by arranging minor repairs, liaising with artisans and maintaining a roster of service providers.
    • - Monitor and support the maintenance of office equipment to ensure optimum performance, including timely follow-up on utility services.
    • - Respond promptly to repair and maintenance requests raised by authorized personnel.

    Education Requirements:

    • - Secondary school (or equivalent) with 2 years of relevant experience OR
    • - Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in any discipline with 0 years of relevant experience is required.

    Experience Requirements:

    • - Relevant experience is work in safe driving, defensive driving and minor vehicle repair.
    • - Knowledge of driving rules and regulations is required.
    • - Driver's training with a valid driver's licence is required.
    • - Desired: Experience of working in multicultural environments or UN system organizations in a developing country; Experience in development or humanitarian contexts.

    Language Requirements:

    • - English: Fluent (required)

    Additional Information:

    - UNOPS does not accept unsolicited resumes.

    - UNOPS will at no stage of the recruitment process request candidates to make payments of any kind.

    - UNOPS has zero tolerance for sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA), sexual harassment, and other forms of abusive conduct, including discrimination, abuse of authority, and harassment. To uphold these standards, background checks are conducted for all final candidates.

    - For retainer contracts, you must complete a few mandatory courses (they take around 4 hours to complete) in your own time, before providing services to UNOPS. Refreshers or new mandatory courses may be required during your contract. Please note that you will not receive any compensation for taking courses and refreshers.

    - For more details about the contract types, please click here.

    We must ensure no extra commentary, no markdown fences. Just the HTML. Check for any stray numbers or formatting artifacts: There's "e.g." with a period, that's fine. There's "etc" with a period. That's okay. Make sure we preserve all original content word-for-word. Let's verify each piece. Original intro paragraph: "The Driver ensures the safe and reliable transportation of authorized personnel. The incumbent demonstrates professionalism, courtesy and discretion in performing their responsibility, including the ability to work effectively with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds." We have that exactly. Then bullet list "- Driving Services" heading: we have

    - Driving Services

    . That matches exactly "- Driving Services". Good. Then sub-bullets: - Provide safe, reliable and timely transportation of authorized personnel and, where applicable, cargo or hazardous goods. - Collect and deliver mail, documents and other items as required. - Meet and assist assigned personnel at the airport, including facilitating immigration and customs formalities. - Maintain accurate daily vehicle logs and provide input for maintenance plans and usage reports We have each as
    • - Provide safe, reliable and timely transportation of authorized personnel and, where applicable, cargo or hazardous goods.
    etc. The original includes a period at end? The original bullet ends with a period? Actually the original bullet text ends with a period? Let's check: "Maintain accurate daily vehicle logs and provide input for maintenance plans and usage reports" - no period at end. In our version we added a period at end? We wrote "Maintain accurate daily vehicle logs and provide input for maintenance plans and usage reports