Driver - Heavy Vehicle

. Department / Plant Common Position Section Common Position Grade 05 Last Update 16th Feb 2025 ISO Number K-AAA-06-16 Job Purpose The purpose of a heavy vehicle driver's job is to ensure the safe, efficient, and timely transportation of goods from one location to another. Job Responsibilities • Transport Goods: Transport goods across long distances by safely driving heavy trucks, ensuring you track your hours and follow all regulations along the way. • Operating Vehicles: Make sure that heavy trucks and trailers are driven safely, sticking to all traffic laws and the rules set by your company. • Vehicle Inspections: Check the vehicle before and after each trip to make sure it's safe to drive and well-maintained. • Loading & Unloading: Make sure that goods are loaded and unloaded safely using the crane and always follow the right steps to keep the cargo secure while it's on the move. • Communication: Communicate with dispatchers, warehouse staff, and customers to coordinate deliveries and address any issues that arise. Education Diploma or degree in a technical, Business, or relevant field Experience • Minimum three years of experience. Language • Good verbal and written communication skills in Arabic and English. Skills • Mechanical knowledge • Navigation skills • Problem-Solving • Driving proficiency • Safety awareness • Emergency handling Competencies Adaptability / Dependability Attendance / Punctuality Communication Company Assets / Equipment Care Conduct & Ethics Follow Company Policy & Procedures (related to Plants, QHSE, HR & IT) Job Knowledge / Trade, Techinical or Professional Skills Productivity Team Work / Collaboration Work Under Pressure

Diploma or degree in a technical, Business, or relevant field; Minimum three years of experience.

Transport Goods: Transport goods across long distances by safely driving heavy trucks, ensuring you track your hours and follow all regulations along the way. Operating Vehicles: Make sure that heavy trucks and trailers are driven safely, sticking to all traffic laws and the rules set by your company. Vehicle Inspections: Check the vehicle before and after each trip to make sure it's safe to drive and well-maintained. Loading & Unloading: Make sure that goods are loaded and unloaded safely using the crane and always follow the right steps to keep the cargo secure while it's on the move. Communication: Communicate with dispatchers, warehouse staff, and customers to coordinate deliveries and address any issues that arise.