Taxi Driver

Taxi Driver


Company
Dalmanutha General Services, Inc.
Location
Cebu City, Cebu
Job Type
Full-time
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Job Description
Looking for a stable driving job? Join our team today!

DALMANUTHA GENERAL SERVICES, INC. are in need of responsible and experienced Taxi Drivers who are willing to provide safe and excellent service to our passengers. We accept candidates from various cities and municipalities.

QUALIFICATIONS:

☑ with valid Driver's License (Professional)

☑ Knowledgeable in Cebu City routes even Mandaue routes and traffic rules and road safety

☑ Honest, responsible, punctual and trustworthy

☑ with previous driving experience preferred

☑ at least high school graduate

WE ENCOURAGE APPLICANTS TO WALK -IN AT OUR OFFICE LOCATED AT G/F RAFAEL YU BDLG. GENERAL MAXILOM AVENUE, CEBU CITY anytime.

Landmarks: Iglesia ni Cristo Church, Jollibee, ClayPot Rice, Casco Market, Julie Mae and Dalmanutha Pharmacy

Office hours Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm

BE PART OF OUR TEAM AND DRIVE YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS WITH US!

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