Driver: code 10

Driver: code 10


Company
Barnes HR
Location
Polokwane
Posted
5 days ago
Via
via Jobrapido.com

Job Description
Aa a driveryou are required to drive a vehicle a effectively from one point to another and also to perform general work in the trading branch/store.

Specification

Qualifications, Experience, Requirements

•Grade 10

•Valid unendorsed Code 10 driver’s license

•Valid South African Identity Document

•Blingual in English and Afrikaans

•Physically fit

•Driving experience and at least 1 year’s relevant experience in the agricultural industry

Competencies

•Accuracy

•Ability to work under pressure

•Excellent communication skills

•Time management

•Flexible

•Sober habits

Key reponsibilities of this role

•Loading, transport and delivery of goods/documents

•Maintenance and cleanliness of company vehicles

•Stock take

•Management of fuel consumption

•Assistance in trading branch

•Customer service

•Ad hoc duties

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