Driver (Mpumalanga) at The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC)

MAIN PURPOSE OF POSITION

• To provide effective and efficient transportation support to the organisation.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Provide chauffer service for SABC transport division.
• Deliver/pick up SABC staff as per schedules
• Manage and ensure maximum use of SABC vehicles.
• Provide optimal customer service management to our internal clients at all times.
• Establishing cost effective drop off routes in order optimise customer services
• Ensure that clients are transported to and from the venues and documents are collected/ delivered to correct address safely and on time.
• Administration management i.e., maintenance reporting etc. Fuelling of SABC vehicles and keeping records for management reporting
• Conduct daily inspection of vehicles and appropriate reporting. Complete Logbook before trip and after trip.
• Inspect vehicles prior to and after the trip.
• Reserve vehicle for client
• Make sure client is given correct car keys and fleet cards
• Make sure client’s details are verified before handing out car keys
• Make copy of the driver’s license required to work over-time and shift work
• Communicate with internal and external clients and Stakeholders and maintain an effective, professional interface with all.
• Deal with complaints or queries from clients, both internal and external.
• Build and maintain effective relationships with the users and the service providers.
• Adhere to SABC policies and procedures.
• Comply with statutory requirements.
• Comply with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) &Workflows
• Adherence to Organisation’s regulations

INHERENT/MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

QUALIFICATIONS

• Grade 12
• Driver’s License C1 (PDP)

EXPERIENCE

• 2- 3 years’ relevant experience. 

KNOWLEDGE

• Services regulations procedures
• Courier service operations
• Familiar with the province.
• Excellent customer care
• Time management skills
• Good communication skills (Verbal and Written)
• To be able to read and understand maps