Potable Water Bowser Driver — Rural Communities

Potable Water Bowser Driver — Rural Communities


Company
Value Logistics
Location
Polokwane
Job Type
Contractor
Salary
R 16K–R 22K a month
Posted
20 days ago
Via
EBakkie Jobs

Job Description
Deliver potable water via bowser to rural communities in Limpopo. Government municipal contract. Essential service delivery role.
Responsibilities
• Fill water bowser at approved sources
• Deliver to rural communities
• Dispense water at community points
• Maintain water quality records
• Coordinate with municipal officials

Requirements
• Valid Code EC (14) with PrDP
• Tanker/bowser experience
• Rural Limpopo road knowledge
• Community service orientation

Qualifications
Grade 10. Code EC (14) with PrDP.

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