Driver (Tanker)– Code 14 (Dangerous Goods)

Driver (Tanker)– Code 14 (Dangerous Goods)


Company
ExecutivePlacements.com
Location
Cape Town
Posted
1 day ago
Via
via LinkedIn

Job Description
Recruiter:

Fair Cape Dairies

Job Ref:

Driver (Tanker)– Cod..

Date posted:

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Location:

Cape Town, South Africa

Salary:

Package on offer is negotiable depending on qualification and experience

SUMMARY:

Driver (Tanker)– Code 14 (Dangerous Goods)–Durbanville

POSITION INFO:

Main purpose of the Job:

To collect and deliver raw milk to designated farms.

Preferred Requirements:
• Grade 12
• Valid PDP- Dangerous Goods- Heavy Duty Vehicle
• Minimum of 4 years driving experience
• No accident record
• Clear criminal record
• Own Transport (Advantageous)

Knowledge
• Background in Sample testing
• Customer focused
• Safe reversing truck procedures
• Defensive driving
• Road traffic act (i.e. Operating vehicle)
• Driver actions regarding to weather/road/traffic conditions
• Reporting procedure of emergencies and defects
• Vehicle inspection and operating a fire extinguisher
• Working with refrigerated/ temperature-controlled trucks

Skills
• Good communication skills
• Numeracy and Literacy skills

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