HIT TEAM DRIVER – Wutow 17 views

You typically need a valid Namibian Code B or C1 driver’s licence, depending on the vehicle size, plus a clean driving record. A Grade 10 or Grade 12 certificate and a professional driving permit (PrDP) are often required for transporting goods or passengers.

You will mainly be responsible for delivering or collecting items on time, keeping the vehicle clean and roadworthy, and completing basic trip or delivery logs. You may also assist with loading and offloading and report any vehicle faults or delays to your supervisor.

Employers value punctuality, reliability, and a professional attitude, especially when representing the company on the road. You are also expected to follow road safety rules strictly and communicate clearly with dispatchers or team leaders throughout the day.

You can progress to senior driver, fleet supervisor, or logistics coordinator roles if you gain experience and show strong reliability. Some drivers also move into transport administration or operations support after obtaining additional training or licences.

Benefits vary by employer but often include annual leave, sick leave, and sometimes medical aid or pension fund contributions. Some companies also provide overtime pay, travel allowances, or uniform and safety gear depending on the nature of the work.

You should submit a short CV with your licence details, driving experience, and contactable references, usually via email or hand delivery if the advert requests it. Employers look for a clean driving record, relevant experience, and a stable work history with no serious traffic offences.