Delivery Driver - Beverages
Vehicle: Company Van Provided (Auto, Class 3)
Working Days: Mon–Fri + Alternate Saturdays
Working Hours: 9am–7pm
Training: OJT Provided
Our client, an established events company, is looking for a reliable and responsible Class 3 Driver to join their logistics team.
Responsibilities
- Mainly deliver wine, beer and event supplies, averaging 12–18 trips daily
- Handle loading and unloading of wine/beer crates (trolley provided)
- Ensure deliveries are completed safely and on time
- Occasionally support events and collect items after events, which may be around 10pm
- Work closely with the other drivers and provide support when required
Saturday Roster
- Saturday duties are rotated fairly among 3 drivers
- Depending on the roster: 9am–12pm or 9am–5pm
- Actual finishing time depends on completion of deliveries
Requirements
- Valid Singapore Class 3 Driving Licence with at least 1 year experience.
- Reliable, responsible and punctual
- Physically comfortable handling wine/beer crates
- Flexible with working hours when event support is required
- Team player who is willing to help fellow drivers when needed
Benefits
- Company van provided
- Petrol, parking and cash card expenses covered by company
- OJT provided
- Variable Bonus
Interested candidates, please send in your updated resume to cv.get@recruithaus.com.sg
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