Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Drive trucks safely over short or long distances to meet delivery schedules.

• Inspect the vehicle for mechanical issues, fluid levels, and tire safety.

• Secure and balance cargo using straps, ropes, or chains to stop shifting during transit.

• Keep accurate logs of driving hours, rest breaks, and fuel usage.

• Communicate with dispatchers and clients regarding delivery times or delays.

• Obey local and national traffic rules, weight limits, and size restrictions. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Requirements and Skills

• Valid commercial driver's license (such as a CDL or local heavy-vehicle equivalents like Code 14).

• Clean driving record with no major traffic violations.

• Good physical fitness to sit for long hours and lift heavy cargo.

• Ability to use GPS tools and electronic logging devices.

• Strong focus, time management, and basic mechanical knowledge. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]

If you are writing a job posting or preparing a resume, tell me:

• The type of driving (local delivery, regional, or long-haul)
• The license class or vehicle type required (such as box truck or heavy articulated lorry)

Grade 10

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