Vehicle Operation:

• Operating trucks with a C category driver's license, which allows for the operation of vehicles with a total mass exceeding 3,500 kilograms.
• Safely driving trucks to transport goods and materials to designated locations, following traffic laws and regulations.

Loading and Unloading:

• Loading and unloading cargo onto and from the truck, ensuring that it is properly secured for transportation.
• Inspecting cargo for damage and verifying that it matches shipping documents.

Route Planning:

• Planning and organizing efficient routes to deliver goods to customers or designated locations within specified timeframes.
• Using GPS or other navigation tools to navigate routes and avoid traffic congestion or road closures.

Documentation:

• Completing necessary paperwork, such as delivery receipts, logs, and inspection reports, accurately and legibly.
• Maintaining records of mileage, fuel consumption, and hours of service in compliance with regulatory requirements.

Qualifications:

• Possession of a valid C category driver's license
• A clean driving record with no major traffic violations or accidents
• Previous experience as a truck driver, particularly in commercial or long-haul transportation
• Good physical health and fitness, as the job may involve lifting and moving heavy cargo, as well as spending long hours sitting and driving.

Overall, a C License Truck Driver plays a vital role in the transportation and logistics industry by ensuring the timely and safe delivery of goods to customers or designated locations. They must possess excellent driving skills, attention to detail, and a strong commitment to safety and customer service.