Sibanye Stillwater is hiring a Utility Vehicle Driver. You’ll need an official Grade 12 certificate, an active EC driver’s license, and two years of experience behind the wheel. Are you interested in driving massive mining equipment or trucks? This job is perfect for you Apply by April 22nd, 2025. Note: Look below for licenses, permits, and application requirements!
Utility Vehicle Driver Job Information
- Company- Sibanye Stillwater
- Opportunity- Utility Vehicle Driver
- Location- Region Services SA Finance and Integrated Services
- Requisition Number- SGSS0062529
- Reference- SGSSAD0010633
- Closing Date- 22 Apr 2025
Minimum Required Qualification
- NQF 4 (National Senior Certificate or Grade 12 or National Senior Certificate for Adults).
- Valid EC (Code 14) driver’s license.
- PDP “G” and “P” drivers permit.
- At least 2 years’ experience in a related role.
- Medically fit to work in the specific business area.
- Clear security screening record.
- Valid Mine License to operate TMM
- Valid Truck Crane, Mine, Hall Road, Vehicle Hall Road Permit or Forklift license (if required).
Key Responsibilities
- Employ trucks in a secure and efficient way to limit the chance of injury, property damage, or death.
- Make sure your load is secure before leaving.
- Be accountable for the items being transported.
- Follow the general traffic rules and mining rules and rules and.
- Responsible for their own Health and Safety and others.
- Send or collect materials from and to clients.
- Make sure that the material is securely secured in accordance with safety standards.
- Achieve even weight distribution and ensure that trucks are not overloaded.
- Be sure to ensure that materials are delivered in a timely manner.
- Do loading of the material.
- Verify the accuracy of load in accordance to the documentation.
- Use a truck Crane whenever needed.
- Make sure that the company’s assets are safe (vehicle as well as stock).
- Make daily safety and maintenance check-ups.
- Check that the vehicle is always in good working condition.
- Be sure to review all vehicle defaults with the supervisor responsible for. * Make sure that the vehicle is maintained and clean.
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