C2 Driver

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Job Summary: A reputable company is seeking a National Driver with experience in cargo transportation, responsible for deliveries, vehicle inspections, and compliance with traffic regulations. Key Highlights: 1. National cargo transportation and operation of vehicles up to 7 tons 2. Timely delivery fulfillment and compliance with road safety regulations 3. Vehicle inspection and maintenance in optimal condition A prominent company in the sector is currently seeking a National Driver with experience in cargo transportation and operation of vehicles up to 7 tons. Requirements High school diploma. Minimum 2 years of experience on national routes. Certifiable experience operating vehicles up to 7 tons. Valid C2 driver's license. Valid hazardous materials handling course. Knowledge of traffic regulations and road safety. Willingness to travel nationwide. Responsibilities Complete assigned deliveries within scheduled timeframes. Ensure proper national-level transportation and delivery of goods. Inspect the overall vehicle condition before, during, and after each trip, promptly reporting any mechanical issues or damage encountered. Verify goods and orders provided by the warehouse department prior to initiating each route. Inspect products upon delivery. Respond to transportation requests assigned by the immediate supervisor. Timely request necessary fuel and lubricants for operations. Strictly comply with traffic regulations, road safety, industrial safety, and accident prevention standards. Maintain all documentation required for vehicle operation and cargo transportation valid and up-to-date. Submit per diem and cash disbursement documentation within established timeframes. Park the vehicle at the designated location upon completion of operations. Support loading and unloading processes when required by operations. · COTA CUNDINAMARCA. -Requirements- Minimum education: High School Diploma / Secondary Education 1 year of experience Age: between 20 and 40 years Keywords: driver, drivers, chauffeurs