Messenger/Driver

In brief

Overview This document outlines the role of a Messenger/Driver for the Free State Department of Public Works and Infrastructure. The position primarily involves providing essential messenger services, including the handling and distribution of correspondence, alongside driver services for transporting personnel and items. What you will do * Render messenger services. * Sort and arrange correspondence in the registry. * Collect, distribute, and circulate correspondence mail, parcels, documents, and files. * Sort mail, files, documents, and parcels. * Ensure that items to collect are sealed and addressed. * Collect mail, files, documents, and parcels from the addressor. * Deliver mail, files, documents, and parcels to addressees. * Render driver services. * Drive light and medium motor vehicles to transport passengers and deliver other items, mail, and documents. * Perform routine maintenance on the allocated vehicle and report defects timely. * Complete all the required and prescribed records and log books with regard to the vehicle and the goods handled. Requirements (from the original advert) * NQF 3 Grade 10. * Valid Driver's Licence. * 7-12 months relevant experience. * Ability to read and write. * Knowledge of procedures and practices regarding messenger services. Who should apply Candidates with an NQF 3 Grade 10 qualification, a valid Driver's Licence, and 7-12 months of relevant experience. Applicants must also possess the ability to read and write and have knowledge of messenger service procedures and practices. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/messenger-driver-free-state-department-public-works-and-infrastructure Source: myjobmag

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