- Operate and drive different types of heavy vehicles: The heavy-duty driver will be responsible for operating and driving various heavy vehicles such as trucks, trailers, and other oversized vehicles to transport goods and materials to and from specified locations.
- Load and unload cargo: The driver will be expected to load and unload cargo onto the vehicle, ensuring that it is properly secured and distributed for safe transportation.
- Follow traffic rules and regulations: It is essential for the driver to follow all traffic rules and regulations to ensure the safety of themselves, the cargo, and other road users while on the job.
- Maintain vehicles: The driver will be required to conduct routine maintenance checks on the vehicle, including checking oil, water, and tire pressure, to ensure that it is in good working condition.
- Keep records: The driver must maintain accurate records of trips, including distance traveled, fuel consumption, and any issues or incidents encountered during the journey.
Skills and Expectations:
- Valid heavy vehicle driving license: The candidate must possess a valid heavy vehicle driving license to operate the vehicles required for the job.
- Good physical fitness: The role of a heavy-duty driver can be physically demanding, so the candidate should be in good physical condition to handle the loading and unloading of cargo.
- Knowledge of traffic rules: It is important for the driver to have a good understanding of traffic rules and regulations to drive safely and legally on the roads.
- Communication skills: The driver should have good communication skills to effectively communicate with other team members, clients, and authorities as needed.