Code 10 Driver (Frozen Foods Route)

Home every night: a waste management contractor in Durban Central needs a steady Code 10 driver for daily routes. This is a good step for someone who wants proper routine and a manager who notices good work.

The site is in Durban Central; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. Start is planned for the beginning of next month.

• Plan your drop order with the dispatch clerk each morning
• Keep empties and returns separate for credit
• Report damaged goods or refused deliveries straight away
• Check the load against invoices before signing it out
• Deliver to shops, sites and homes on your route
• Fill in the trip sheet with kilometres, fuel and stops
• Operate the truck-mounted crane to offload bricks or pallets

• At least 2 years driving rigid trucks
• Friendly and professional with customers
• Valid PrDP for goods (G)
• Clean driving record
• Honest with cash and customer goods

• Crane or HIAB operator certificate
• Speaking local languages on township routes

• Delivery incentive per completed route
• Company-paid PrDP renewals
• Home every night

• Name the areas you know well. A driver who already knows the route saves the company money from day one.
• Mention cash handling if you have done COD deliveries. Honest cash drivers are what distributors worry about most.