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You typically need a valid Namibian Code C1, C, or CE (Code 14) driver's licence depending on the vehicle class, along with a Professional Driving Permit (PrDP). A clean driving record and matric or Grade 10 are often preferred. Some employers also require a valid medical certificate for professional drivers.

Daily duties usually include loading and offloading goods, conducting pre-trip vehicle inspections, maintaining logbooks, and delivering stock to branches or customers on schedule. Drivers are also expected to keep the vehicle clean, report mechanical faults promptly, and comply with road safety and traffic regulations. Accurate record-keeping of deliveries and fuel usage is commonly required.

Namibian employers generally value punctuality, honesty with stock and fuel records, and strict adherence to road safety laws, including speed limits and rest periods. Long-distance routes may require overnight travel, so reliability and self-discipline are highly regarded. Respectful communication with clients during deliveries is also an important part of the role.

Experienced drivers can progress to senior driver, fleet supervisor, dispatcher, or transport/logistics coordinator roles over time. Obtaining additional licences, dangerous goods permits, or logistics training can improve advancement prospects. Building a long accident-free record is one of the strongest assets for promotion in this field.

Common benefits include paid annual leave, sick leave per the Labour Act, contributions to a pension or provident fund, and sometimes medical aid assistance. Some employers offer overtime pay, uniform allowances, or performance bonuses. Specific benefits vary by employer and employment contract.

Applications are usually submitted via the company's careers page, email, or in person with a CV, certified copies of your licence, PrDP, ID, and references. Employers look for relevant driving experience, a clean criminal and driving record, and physical fitness for loading duties. Highlighting knowledge of Namibian routes and any previous retail or agricultural delivery experience can strengthen your application.