Motorbike Courier (Documents and Parcels)

A clean Code 8 licence and good street sense will get you started at an e-commerce delivery hub in Khayelitsha. It's a practical job: you'll see what you got done before you go home.

The site is in Khayelitsha; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. Most weeks are 45 hours, in line with the BCEA.

• Bank cheques, post documents and run office errands
• Phone customers when the address is hard to find
• Scan parcels on delivery and take a photo or signature
• Deliver chronic medication to patients' homes and confirm ID
• Follow the delivery app for route and stop order

• Smartphone and comfortable using delivery apps
• Able to work Saturdays
• Valid Code 8 (B) licence, or A licence for motorbike roles
• Polite with customers at the door
• Good sense of direction and map reading

• Your own reliable bakkie or bike for owner-driver contracts
• PrDP for staff shuttle posts
• Previous courier or last-mile experience

• Per-drop incentive on busy days
• Fuel card for work trips
• Company van, bakkie or scooter provided

• If you have a clean driving record, write "no accidents, no traffic fines" plainly. It is what recruiters look for.
• For owner-driver jobs, list your vehicle's make, year and load size. They hire the vehicle as much as the driver.