Driver: Light Duty at Toyota Motor (Toyota Cape Gate)

Driver: Light Duty at Toyota Motor (Toyota Cape Gate)


Company
Motus Corporation
Location
Cape Town
Posted
1 day ago
Via
Indeed

Job Description
Motus Toyota Cape Gate currently holds a vacancy for a Driver: Light duty.

This position will be suitable for an individual who will execute all driving duties and to assist with any other reasonable duties as required.
β€’ Deliver parts to outside suppliers, other branches, customers and any other destination required
β€’ Check vehicles for defects and ensure that they are locked
β€’ Check vehicle for damages and general road worthy conditions
β€’ Report all accidents and traffic offences
β€’ Do all other reasonable duties required by department
β€’ Collect all parts from other branches, customers, outside suppliers
β€’ Ensure the condition of the parts are maintained at all times, and no damage occurs while in transit
β€’ Assist customers when delivering parts
β€’ Check delivery vehicles for damage, defects, missing parts, spare wheel and spanners and report to Supervisor
β€’ Check that all vehicles are locked and that the keys are in safe key box or at reception
β€’ Work overtime when required

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:
β€’ A minimum of Grade 12
β€’ Must have a valid driver’s license with PDP
β€’ Clear criminal record
β€’ Customer orientation
β€’ Team orientation
β€’ Must have excellent verbal communication skill

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