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Code 10 Bus Driver (Airport Shuttle)

How2Apply Talent Network

Midrand, Gauteng

Full-time

Posted 1 day ago

Full-time Driving & Transport Code 10

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Job Description

Passengers in Midrand trust a tour and charter company to get them there safely, and that trust is on your shoulders. This role rewards consistency more than flash.

The work is in Midrand, Gauteng, so you'll need a reliable way to get there every day.

The work, day to day

Follow speed limits strictly; buses are tracked
Handle breakdowns calmly and keep passengers safe until help arrives
Drive fixed routes and keep to the timetable
Inspect the bus before each trip: tyres, brakes, doors, emergency exits
Give tourists a friendly welcome and help with luggage on charters
Write the trip log with times, kilometres and fuel
Count passengers and make sure nobody stands beyond the limit

What you need

Patient and friendly with passengers
Clean driving and criminal record
Valid Code 10 or Code 14 licence
Medically fit

Helpful, not essential

Fluent in more than one language
Experience on mine or staff transport routes
First-aid certificate

On offer

Tips and trip allowances on tour charters
Company uniform
Paid passenger PrDP renewal

How to apply

Make sure the role, the hours and working in Midrand really suit you before you apply.
Get these ready, because shortlisted people are asked for them straight away: licence card and passenger PrDP, references from previous bus or taxi work plus medical certificate if you have a recent one.
Send your details with the form below. Add one or two lines about similar work you've done.
If you're shortlisted you'll hear from us within 10 working days, usually by phone.

How2Apply recruits for this position on behalf of hiring employers around Midrand; applications go into our talent pool and shortlisted candidates are introduced directly.

Applying is free. Nobody from How2Apply will ever ask you to pay for anything to get this job.

Tips to get shortlisted

Mention the number of passengers you have driven and the vehicle type, like "65-seater" or "22-seater midibus".
Talk about safety records in the interview. Bus companies want to hear about zero accidents and on-time runs.