
Health Driver Vacancies 2026
The Ministry of Health and Mass Media has invited applications from qualified officers currently serving in the Ministry or institutions under its purview for recruitment to the post of Health Driver.
Health Driver Vacancies 2026 – Ministry of Health
| Conducted by | Ministry of Health and Mass Media |
| Closing Date | 20 November 2026 |
| Location | Sri Lanka |
| Duration | Permanent Post (1-year probationary period) |
| Course Fee | Free / N/A |
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Educational Qualifications
- Must have passed G.C.E. Ordinary Level Examination in 6 subjects.
- Must have at least 2 credit passes, obtained in no more than two sittings.
Driving Licence & Experience
- Must possess a Class A Driving Licence, valid for C and D categories, as stated in the official notice.
- Must have at least 5 years of service experience in a Driver post after obtaining the required licence.
- Must have at least 5 years of heavy vehicle driving experience.
- Certified documentary proof is required.
Physical & Other Requirements
- Must be physically and mentally fit to perform duties anywhere in Sri Lanka.
- Required height: 5 feet 2½ inches.
- Must have sound knowledge of road rules.
- Vision of 6/9 in each eye, according to the specified criteria.
- Must not have colour blindness.
- Must be a Sri Lankan citizen of good character.
- Must provide the two required character certificates.
Salary & Service Conditions
Salary Code: PL-03 2025
Salary Scale: Rs. 42,780 – 10×490 – 10×540 – 10×590 – 12×630 – Rs. 66,540
- Permanent and pensionable post.
- One-year probationary period.
- Relevant public service rules apply.
Selection Method
Selection will be based on a structured interview and a vocational driving test.
- Structured Interview: 100 marks – Pass Mark 40%.
- Driving Competency Test: 100 marks – Pass Mark 40%.
Candidates who pass the structured interview will be shortlisted for the practical and vocational test according to the prescribed merit order.
Final selection is based on the aggregate marks of the required tests.