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Code 14 Refrigerated Truck Driver

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Mokopane, Limpopo

Full-time

Posted 1 day ago

Full-time Driving & Transport Code 14

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Job Description

Long hours, clean record, safe arrival every time: that is what a coal haulage contractor in Mokopane pays for. Expect to be trusted with real work from your first week.

Location: Mokopane, Limpopo. Applicants who already live in the area get looked at first.

The work, day to day

Deliver to customers and get proof-of-delivery signed and stamped
Check the load is secured, strapped or sealed before leaving the depot
Log driving hours and take the required rest breaks
Check reefer temperatures and record them on cold-chain loads
Drive planned routes and stop only at approved truck stops
Report breakdowns, delays and incidents to the controller immediately

What you need

Clean criminal record
Passport for cross-border routes
Clean driving record with no serious accidents
Valid Code 14 (EC) licence

On offer

Provident fund and medical aid option
Paid PrDP renewal
Overnight and subsistence allowance on trips

How to apply for this job

Check you meet the must-haves first; recruiters filter on those before anything else.
Have the following on hand (clear photos on your phone are fine at first): reference letters from previous transport companies plus dangerous goods certificate if you have one.
Fill in the short form below with your name and a phone number you actually answer.
Watch for a call or WhatsApp from How2Apply over the next 9 working days.

Your application joins the How2Apply talent pool for this role, and we put shortlisted people forward to employers hiring in and around Mokopane.

How2Apply never charges you to apply, for training, for uniforms or for a "placement fee". If anyone asks you for money, it is a scam.

How to stand out

Be honest about accidents or fines. Companies check your driving record anyway and trust drivers who tell them upfront.
Put your licence code, PrDP expiry date and years on Code 14 in the first three lines. Transport managers scan for those first.