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Driver: Light Duty - Toyota Johannesburg City (Three Months Contract)
Motus Corporation
Johannesburg, Gauteng
Contract
Posted 04 August 2026 - Closing Date 11 August 2026
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Division: Retail
Business Unit: Toyota & Hino
Minimum experience: Associate
Company primary industry: Automotive
Job functional area: Other
Contract term: 3 Months
Job Description
Motus Toyota Johannesburg City currently holds a vacancy for a Driver: Light duty (Three Months Contract)
This position will be suitable for an individual who will execute all driving duties and to assist with any other reasonable duties as required.
Deliver parts to outside suppliers, other branches, customers and any other destination required Check vehicles for defects and ensure that they are locked Check vehicle for damages and general road worthy conditions Report all accidents and traffic offences Do all other reasonable duties required by department Collect all parts from other branches, customers, outside suppliers Ensure the condition of the parts are maintained at all times, and no damage occurs while in transit Assist customers when delivering parts Check delivery vehicles for damage, defects, missing parts, spare wheel and spanners and report to Supervisor Check that all vehicles are locked and that the keys are in safe key box or at reception Work overtime when required #J-18808-Ljbffr
Motus Corporation
Johannesburg, Gauteng
Contract
Posted 04 August 2026 - Closing Date 11 August 2026
Share this vacancy on Facebook
Share this vacancy on Linked In
Share this vacancy on Twitter
Job Details
Vacancy Logo
Division: Retail
Business Unit: Toyota & Hino
Minimum experience: Associate
Company primary industry: Automotive
Job functional area: Other
Contract term: 3 Months
Job Description
Motus Toyota Johannesburg City currently holds a vacancy for a Driver: Light duty (Three Months Contract)
This position will be suitable for an individual who will execute all driving duties and to assist with any other reasonable duties as required.
Deliver parts to outside suppliers, other branches, customers and any other destination required Check vehicles for defects and ensure that they are locked Check vehicle for damages and general road worthy conditions Report all accidents and traffic offences Do all other reasonable duties required by department Collect all parts from other branches, customers, outside suppliers Ensure the condition of the parts are maintained at all times, and no damage occurs while in transit Assist customers when delivering parts Check delivery vehicles for damage, defects, missing parts, spare wheel and spanners and report to Supervisor Check that all vehicles are locked and that the keys are in safe key box or at reception Work overtime when required #J-18808-Ljbffr
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