Driver (Code 10 / Code 14)
Company
Helderberg Personnel CC
Location
Cape Town
Via
Adzuna
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Job Description
My client in the boating and marine industry is seeking to employ a driver to join the team.
The Driver (Code 10 / Code 14) is responsible for the safe, timely, and efficient transportation of goods, equipment, or passengers in accordance with company procedures and road traffic regulations. The role requires professionalism, reliability, and strict adherence to safety standards.
Key Responsibilities:
• Operate Code 10 / Code 14 vehicles safely and responsibly
• Transport boats
• Drive as well as reverse with a trailer
• Ensure correct loading, securing, and unloading of boat
• Maintain vehicle cleanliness and roadworthiness at all times
• Complete logbooks, trip sheets, and delivery documentation accurately
• Comply with road traffic laws and company safety policies
• Report accidents, traffic violations, or incidents immediately
• Follow scheduled routes and delivery timelines
• Represent the company professionally when dealing with clients and the public
Requirements and Qualifications:
• Valid South African Driver’s Licence (Code 10 or Code 14) (Code EB)
• Valid Professional Driving Permit (PrDP)
• Minimum [5] years’ driving experience (heavy vehicles preferred)
• Good knowledge of road safety regulations
• Ability to work flexible hours, including overtime when required, working every 2nd Saturday
• Physically fit and able to handle loading duties if required
Skills and Competencies:
• Excellent driving skills
• Strong sense of responsibility and time management
• Good communication skills
• Ability to work independently and under pressure
• Attention to detail and safety awareness
Working Conditions:
• Long-distance or local driving depending on operational needs
• May require night shifts, weekends, or public holidays
• Exposure to traffic, weather conditions, and loading environments
Working Hours:
• Mon – Friday 08:00 – 17:30
• Every second Saturday: 08:00 – 13:00.
The Driver (Code 10 / Code 14) is responsible for the safe, timely, and efficient transportation of goods, equipment, or passengers in accordance with company procedures and road traffic regulations. The role requires professionalism, reliability, and strict adherence to safety standards.
Key Responsibilities:
• Operate Code 10 / Code 14 vehicles safely and responsibly
• Transport boats
• Drive as well as reverse with a trailer
• Ensure correct loading, securing, and unloading of boat
• Maintain vehicle cleanliness and roadworthiness at all times
• Complete logbooks, trip sheets, and delivery documentation accurately
• Comply with road traffic laws and company safety policies
• Report accidents, traffic violations, or incidents immediately
• Follow scheduled routes and delivery timelines
• Represent the company professionally when dealing with clients and the public
Requirements and Qualifications:
• Valid South African Driver’s Licence (Code 10 or Code 14) (Code EB)
• Valid Professional Driving Permit (PrDP)
• Minimum [5] years’ driving experience (heavy vehicles preferred)
• Good knowledge of road safety regulations
• Ability to work flexible hours, including overtime when required, working every 2nd Saturday
• Physically fit and able to handle loading duties if required
Skills and Competencies:
• Excellent driving skills
• Strong sense of responsibility and time management
• Good communication skills
• Ability to work independently and under pressure
• Attention to detail and safety awareness
Working Conditions:
• Long-distance or local driving depending on operational needs
• May require night shifts, weekends, or public holidays
• Exposure to traffic, weather conditions, and loading environments
Working Hours:
• Mon – Friday 08:00 – 17:30
• Every second Saturday: 08:00 – 13:00.
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