Driver - Heavy Vehicle

Key Responsibility: Operate heavy vehicles to transport goods as per assigned delivery schedules and routes. Ensure the vehicle is roadworthy and perform routine inspections before and after trips. Adhere to all traffic laws, safety protocols, and company transport policies. Coordinate with the transport supervisor and warehouse teams for accurate loading and unloading of goods. Secure cargo properly to prevent shifting or damage during transit. Maintain accurate delivery logs, fuel consumption records, and trip reports. Report any mechanical issues, accidents, or delays to the transport supervisor immediately. Assist in basic vehicle upkeep such as checking tire pressure, oil levels, and cleanliness. Support last-mile delivery coordination when required. Comply with all regulatory requirements related to heavy vehicle operation, including licensing and rest periods. Desired Experience: 3–5 years of proven experience driving heavy vehicles in a logistics, warehouse, or distribution setting. Valid heavy vehicle driving license (Category 4 or equivalent). Familiarity with local routes, navigation tools, and basic vehicle troubleshooting. Strong focus on safety, punctuality, and professionalism. Ability to handle documentation and communication related to delivery operations.

3–5 years of proven experience driving heavy vehicles in a logistics, warehouse, or distribution setting. Valid heavy vehicle driving license (Category 4 or equivalent). Familiarity with local routes, navigation tools, and basic vehicle troubleshooting. Strong focus on safety, punctuality, and professionalism. Ability to handle documentation and communication related to delivery operations.

Operate heavy vehicles to transport goods as per assigned delivery schedules and routes. Ensure the vehicle is roadworthy and perform routine inspections before and after trips. Adhere to all traffic laws, safety protocols, and company transport policies. Coordinate with the transport supervisor and warehouse teams for accurate loading and unloading of goods. Secure cargo properly to prevent shifting or damage during transit. Maintain accurate delivery logs, fuel consumption records, and trip reports. Report any mechanical issues, accidents, or delays to the transport supervisor immediately. Assist in basic vehicle upkeep such as checking tire pressure, oil levels, and cleanliness. Support last-mile delivery coordination when required. Comply with all regulatory requirements related to heavy vehicle operation, including licensing and rest periods.