Driver (Bakkie & Motorbike)

Driver (Bakkie & Motorbike)


Company
RUBBERITE PTY LTD
Location
Pretoria
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Job Description
Driver (Bakkie & Motorbike)

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Location:

Centurion, Pretoria, Gauteng

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Company:

RubbeRite

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Position Type:

Full-Time

About RubbeRite

RubbeRite is one of South Africa’s leading rubber suppliers, providing high-quality industrial rubber products to businesses nationwide.

We offer a wide range of solutions, including profiles, extrusions, adhesives, mouldings, sealing kits, and custom products, supported by reliable service and fast delivery. Serving industries such as manufacturing, automotive, construction, mining, and agriculture, RubbeRite operates from branches in Pretoria West, Centurion, and Pinetown. Our team is committed to product expertise, exceptional customer service, and building long-term partnerships with our customers.

About the Role

We are looking for a reliable and professional
Driver to join our Pretoria team. The successful candidate will be responsible for safely operating the company bakkie and motorbike to deliver products to customers and between branches. The role requires excellent time management, attention to detail, and a strong commitment to customer service.
Key Responsibilities
β€’ Safely operate company vehicles, including a bakkie and motorbike, for deliveries and collections.
β€’ Follow scheduled delivery routes and instructions.
β€’ Load, secure, transport, and unload products safely.
β€’ Conduct daily pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections.
β€’ Maintain accurate delivery and collection documentation.
β€’ Provide professional and courteous service when interacting with customers.
β€’ Coordinate with warehouse and dispatch teams to ensure efficient deliveries.
β€’ Keep vehicles clean, roadworthy, and properly maintained.
β€’ Report any vehicle defects, maintenance requirements, or safety concerns immediately.
β€’ Assist in the store when required.
β€’ Participate in stock takes and general operational support activities.

Minimum Requirements
βœ” Minimum
3 years' driving experience operating both vehicles and motorbikes.

βœ” Valid
motorbike license for 125cc engine capacity or higher

(not a scooter license).

βœ” Good knowledge of Pretoria and surrounding areas.

βœ” Strong communication and customer service skills.

βœ” Friendly, honest, trustworthy, and reliable.

βœ” Punctual with the ability to follow schedules and procedures.

βœ” Physically fit and able to lift, move, and load products safely.

βœ” Clean criminal record with no pending criminal cases.

βœ” Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Advantageous
β€’ Previous experience within a distribution, logistics, or industrial products environment.
β€’ Knowledge of rubber products or the rubber industry (training will be provided).

What We Offer
β€’ Stable employment with a reputable and growing company.
β€’ Supportive team environment.
β€’ Training on products and company procedures.
β€’ Opportunity to build a long-term career within RubbeRite.

How to Apply
Interested candidates who meet the above requirements are invited to submit their CV, a copy of their driver's license, motorbike license, and supporting documents.

Join RubbeRite and become part of a team committed to quality products, excellent service, and dependable delivery solutions.

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