Code 10 Driver - Epping, Cape Town

Code 10 Driver - Epping, Cape Town


Company
Impact HR
Location
Cape Town
Job Type
Full–time and Contractor
Via
Adzuna

Job Description
We are seeking a reliable and experienced Code 10 Driver to join our team. As a Code 10 Driver, you will be responsible for transporting goods and materials safely and efficiently to various locations. This role requires strong driving skills, a valid Code 10 driver's license, and a good knowledge of road safety regulations.

Responsibilities:
- Drive company vehicles to transport goods and materials to designated locations
- Follow all safety regulations and traffic laws while operating vehicles
- Ensure all deliveries are completed in a timely manner
- Inspect vehicles before and after trips and report any maintenance issues
- Maintain accurate records of mileage, fuel usage, and deliveries
- Assist with loading and unloading goods as needed
- Provide excellent customer service when interacting with clients

Requirements:
- Valid Code 10 driver's license
- Minimum of 2 years of driving experience
- Clean driving record with no traffic violations
- Good knowledge of road safety regulations
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Physically fit to handle loading and unloading tasks
- Reliable and punctual with a strong work ethic

Preferred qualifications:
- Experience driving commercial vehicles or trucks
- Knowledge of basic vehicle maintenance and repair
- Familiarity with GPS navigation systems

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