Loading Bay Hand (Beverage Depot)

Strong back, sharp eyes on the load sheet: that is what a parcel sorting hub in eMalahleni wants. You don't need to be the loudest person in the room, just the one others can count on.

The site is in eMalahleni; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. Shifts rotate, so you'll need to be flexible about days and nights.

• Get proof-of-delivery notes signed and stamped at each drop
• Assemble or place furniture where the customer asks
• Load trucks from the load sheet in drop order, last stop first
• Stack returns and empties neatly for the next count
• Offload containers by hand, counting cartons as they come off
• Strap and secure loads so nothing shifts in transit
• Check goods received against the delivery note and flag shorts

• Friendly with customers at the door
• Honest; you will be handling customer goods and cash-on-delivery slips
• Able to lift and carry heavy items all day
• Comfortable starting from 04:00 or working late loading shifts

• Speaking more than one local language for customer drops
• Past work as a driver's assistant
• A Code 8 or Code 10 licence (a route to becoming a driver)

• Meal allowance on long-route days
• Help to get your own licence through the company later
• Uniform and safety shoes provided
• Route-completion incentives in busy months

• If you are learning to drive, mention it. Depots like to grow assistants into drivers.
• Say what hours you can start. Loading bays often hire the person who can be there at 04:00 without fail.