3 Courier Drivers code 8/Code 10/Code C1 Cape Town

3 Courier Drivers code 8/Code 10/Code C1 Cape Town


Company
1Fourall Recruitment
Location
Cape Town
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Job Description
Our client based in Cape Town has need of 3 courier drivers with a valid code 8, Code 10 or Code C1 driver’s license to join their courier service in Cape Town.

Salary: R11900 up to R17000 per month (Depending on work experience)

Minimum Requirements:
• Must have a valid code 8,Code 10 or Code C1 Driver’s license
• At least 2 years logistics or driving experience
• English speaking
• Grade 10 passed in school
• PDP advantageous
• Excellent communication skills
• Hygienic and presentable

To apply for our vacancy

Please forward us a copy of your CV as well as any relevant documentation to our

Fax or email address listed below.

We at 1Fourall Recruitment do not charge candidates any fees.

Fax: (0-8-6)-(5-3-7)-(5-4-3-3) (Mark it attention Peter)

Email: apply(at)1fourall.co.za (replace the(at) with the @ sign, some sites remove contact details from Recruitment companies)

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