Driver: Code 14 Side/ Back Tipper

Driver: Code 14 Side/ Back Tipper


Company
Bridgena Barnard Personnel Group
Posted
20 hours ago
Via
via Pnet

Job Description
Reference: CPT002209-CTBBP-1

Driver Code 14/ Back & Side Tipper with PDP for Western Cape and Boland trips
Duties & Responsibilities

Driver Code 14/ Back & Side Tipper with PDP for Western Cape and Boland trips

Grade 12 / N3 pref but not essential
Valid Code 14
Valid PDP
3 Years experience in driving Back and Side tipper not neg
Good contactable ref and chronological Cv essential
Will be tested re skills
Live in N/Subs or Paarl or Wellington. or Malmesbury with own transport essential
English and Afrikaans written communication essential due to GRV's or POD

The employer supports the principles of the Employment Equity Act. Preference may be given to suitably qualified candidates from designated groups, in line with the company’s Employment Equity objectives and operational requirements.
Basic will be in-line with Bargaining Council, Overtime daily
Package & Remuneration

Monthly

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