Delivery Driver – Mr D Food / Takealot

Delivery Driver – Mr D Food / Takealot


Company
Takealot Fordsburg
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
1 day ago
Via
Gumtree
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Job Description
Delivery Driver – Mr D Food / Takealot

Melville, Johannesburg CBD & Surrounding Areas

Mr D Food / Takealot delivery operations are expanding in
Melville, Johannesburg CBD and surrounding areas. We are seeking professional,
reliable, and service-driven Delivery Drivers to join the team.

This opportunity is ideal for individuals who are punctual,
customer-focused, and committed to maintaining high service standards while
operating independently.

Minimum Requirements:
• South
African ID document or valid work permit
• Valid
driver’s licence
• Own
reliable light vehicle or motorbike
• Valid
roadworthy certificate (double disc where applicable)
• Copy
of vehicle registration certificate
• Smartphone
with reliable data access

Key Expectations:
• Timely
and accurate collection and delivery of orders
• Professional
interaction with customers and restaurant partners
• Adherence
to road safety regulations
• Maintaining
a neat and professional appearance

Drivers must be self-motivated, dependable, and familiar
with the Melville and Johannesburg CBD areas.

If you meet the above requirements and are
interested in joining a growing delivery network, please submit your
application

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