Job Description & Skills/Qualifications Required
Summary of Key Responsibilities/ Accountabilities:
- Safe and timely delivery & pickup between designated sites.
- Ensure the vehicle is cleaned regularly and presents an appropriate image of the company.
- Effective and efficient customer service.
- Ensure that all necessary details are captured on the consignment note and correct charges according to actual or volumetric weight are applied.
- Daily cash tendered for service rendered is accounted for in the handover book given to the shift supervisor on the same day.
- Balancing the handover book and submitting it to the Supervisor at the end of each shift.
- Ensuring that all air/sea freights and surface cargo are closed according to correct destinations and marked clearly on destination stickers.
- Uphold the good reputation of the company through courteous interaction with members of the public whilst performing the role.
- Abide by OHS rules and regulations.
- Any other job-related duties as assigned by Supervisors.
Qualifications & Experience
- Minimum of a Form 6 pass with a valid Group 2 manual driving license and a minimum of 3 years’ driving experience.
- Valid Group 6, and/or 8 licenses would be an added advantage.
- Ability to work flexibly in demanding situations.
- Ability to work with minimum supervision and deliver on targets.
Salary Range: $12,500 - $17,000
Job Functions
Industry
Post Fiji Limited commenced as an entity from 1 July 1996. It is registered and incorporated under the Companies Act as a private company with the shareholding wholly owned by the Government of Fiji. A Board of Directors, nominated by Government, leads the company. Post Fiji's core activities are message communication in letters, and distributing courier and parcel items. It also provides stamps, financial transactions, telegram services and just recently, data processing and mail production services called Smartmail.
Post Fiji is responsible for the collection, processing and delivery of letters, parcels and urgent documents to some 66,000 letterboxes and some 15,000 residential addresses in Fiji. The Post and Telecommunications Decree 1989 gives Post Fiji the sole authority to convey letters from one place to another and to perform all the incidental services of accepting, receiving, collecting and delivering letters. In all other products and services, Post Fiji operates in competitive markets.