Code 10 Furniture Delivery Driver

Drive, deliver, get the signature, next stop: this is route work for a furniture retailer in Brackenfell. Good for someone who wants to build a solid track record they can put on their CV.

This post is Brackenfell-based, with most of your time spent at a furniture retailer. Most weeks are 45 hours, in line with the BCEA.

• Plan your drop order with the dispatch clerk each morning
• Check the load against invoices before signing it out
• Fill in the trip sheet with kilometres, fuel and stops
• Check the truck's oil, water, tyres and lights before leaving
• Get signed invoices back to the office at the end of each day
• Keep empties and returns separate for credit

• Honest with cash and customer goods
• At least 2 years driving rigid trucks
• Good knowledge of roads in and around the city
• Clean driving record

• Code 14 licence (a step up)
• Speaking local languages on township routes
• Crane or HIAB operator certificate

• Delivery incentive per completed route
• Home every night
• Overtime on month-end and peak days
• Company-paid PrDP renewals

• Name the areas you know well. A driver who already knows the route saves the company money from day one.
• If your PrDP expires soon, renew it before applying. An expired PrDP is an automatic no.