Driver / File Collector

Driver / File Collector


Company
GEOTECH
Location
Cape Town
Posted
13 hours ago
Via
via Pnet
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Job Description
Introduction

There is an immediate vacancy in Cape Town for a Driver / File Collector, reporting to a Team Leader / Supervisor.

Duties & Responsibilities

Travel to different sites to pack & collect files into archive containers|Unfold & label boxes prior every collection|Pack files into the companies’ containers according to the packing procedure | Report problems or work-related issues to the superior | Manage files without file labels | Maintain a clean and neat workspace | Provide administrative support i.e. Scanning, filling, Labelling

Desired Experience & Qualification

Excellent written and oral communication skills| Time Management | Excellent attention to detail| Organised | Team player | Physically Fit| Maintain Confidentiality |Flexibility | Ability and willing to learn easily companies’ processing systems | Excellent Work Attendance |Ability to work under pressure

Grade 12 (Matric) Certificate; Driver’s Licence with professional driving permit (PrDP) with 3 years’ experience; Valid South African Identity Document; Applicants should be residents and live in the area

Package & Remuneration

R7000 per month

Interested?

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