Code 14 Drivers
Company
ExecutivePlacements.com
Location
Durban
Posted
2 days ago
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Job Description
Recruiter:
Riseup Management
Job Ref:
DBN000100/Melo
Date posted:
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Location:
Durban, South Africa
SUMMARY:
A client leading in the environmental services and waste management sector is seeking experienced Code 14 Drivers (PDP) on an adhoc basis for their Prospecton Depot (Durban South). Successful candidates will be responsible for the safe transportation of hazardous goods while ensuring full compliance with legal and company standards.
POSITION INFO:
Key Responsibilities:
• Safely transport hazardous goods to designated locations
• Conduct daily vehicle inspections and report any defects
• Ensure compliance with road safety regulations and hazardous material handling procedures
• Complete all required delivery documentation accurately
• Adhere to company safety standards and operational procedures
• Maintain vehicle cleanliness and roadworthiness
• Report incidents, delays, or safety concerns immediately.
Minimum Requirements:
• Matric (Grade 12) – essential
• Valid Code 14 Driver’s Licence with PDP
• Valid Dangerous Goods Certification
• Minimum 5 years’ driving experience transporting hazardous materials
• Clean driving record.
Important Process Note:
• Candidates will undergo driver assessments at the depot
• Only successful candidates will proceed to onboarding, including background checks and verification of licences and certifications.
Riseup Management
Job Ref:
DBN000100/Melo
Date posted:
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Location:
Durban, South Africa
SUMMARY:
A client leading in the environmental services and waste management sector is seeking experienced Code 14 Drivers (PDP) on an adhoc basis for their Prospecton Depot (Durban South). Successful candidates will be responsible for the safe transportation of hazardous goods while ensuring full compliance with legal and company standards.
POSITION INFO:
Key Responsibilities:
• Safely transport hazardous goods to designated locations
• Conduct daily vehicle inspections and report any defects
• Ensure compliance with road safety regulations and hazardous material handling procedures
• Complete all required delivery documentation accurately
• Adhere to company safety standards and operational procedures
• Maintain vehicle cleanliness and roadworthiness
• Report incidents, delays, or safety concerns immediately.
Minimum Requirements:
• Matric (Grade 12) – essential
• Valid Code 14 Driver’s Licence with PDP
• Valid Dangerous Goods Certification
• Minimum 5 years’ driving experience transporting hazardous materials
• Clean driving record.
Important Process Note:
• Candidates will undergo driver assessments at the depot
• Only successful candidates will proceed to onboarding, including background checks and verification of licences and certifications.
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As per the Department of Employment and Labour, the minimum wage for welders in South Africa is R27.85 per hour as of 1 January 2026 under the National Minimum Wage Act. Overtime must be paid at 1.5 times this rate for hours worked beyond 45 per week in the metal industry.
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What are the legal working hours and annual leave entitlements for welders in South Africa in 2026?
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