Driver
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inconveniences caused.
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Wednesday 23 July 2014
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Wednesday 2 April 2014
Responsibilities of a Company Driver
Overall Responsibility :
Responsible for operating the Company’s motor vehicles and carrying out courier functions.
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Accurately complete and submit all necessary paperwork, such as daily dispatch sheets, petty cash items, etc.
Delivery and pickup of items, documentation ensuring accurate capture of what the item/documentation is, who requested the transport of the item, who received the item, and obtaining proper signatures.
Keep assigned vehicles free from damage, in acceptable condition, and consistently clean in a manner. Employee must ensure that the vehicle is in proper and safe condition prior to use, and accept responsibility to report any damage or mechanical malfunctions that exist.
Manage various products and merchandise responsibly while in the act of loading, unloading, or transporting items, ensuring that cargo is properly secured to avoid damage.
Employee must accept responsibility for proper use and maintenance of keys, pagers, and radios, meaning that pagers and radios must be worn for the duration of assigned shifts, and keys must be properly checked in and out.
Work extra/overtime hours as needed according to departmental workload.
Maintain an excellent driving record, meaning that a valid Jamaican license must be presented at the time of employment, and no more than two violations can exist on an employee’s driving record at any given time.
Be willing and able to work on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Operate vehicles and equipment safely and responsibly, as assigned.
Respect and maintain the relationship of trust required to obtain a high level of security access to offices, homes, and properties of company personnel without supervision.
Be willing and able to perform tasks without direct supervision that may require physical labor, and possibly the use of hand tools. This work may need to be performed both indoors and outdoors in inclement weather.
Dress in a fashion that enables the employee to complete the daily tasks, while maintaining a professional and appropriate appearance.
Transport employees, Distributors, and other individuals as directed, in a safe and responsible manner. This includes departmental training, new employee orientation, shuttle transportation for Distributor training and various activities, shuttle transportation for conventions and conferences, airport runs, etc.
Responsible for transporting product and various items pertaining to departmental moves, long hauls, destroy runs, relocation of product to outside warehousing, etc.
Complete all other tasks as assigned.
Source & read more : http://www.keysian.com/job-descriptions/2009/1/19/sample-job-description-company-driver.html#sthash.k7UuFYGy.dpuf
Responsible for operating the Company’s motor vehicles and carrying out courier functions.
Tasks and Responsibilities:
Accurately complete and submit all necessary paperwork, such as daily dispatch sheets, petty cash items, etc.
Delivery and pickup of items, documentation ensuring accurate capture of what the item/documentation is, who requested the transport of the item, who received the item, and obtaining proper signatures.
Keep assigned vehicles free from damage, in acceptable condition, and consistently clean in a manner. Employee must ensure that the vehicle is in proper and safe condition prior to use, and accept responsibility to report any damage or mechanical malfunctions that exist.
Manage various products and merchandise responsibly while in the act of loading, unloading, or transporting items, ensuring that cargo is properly secured to avoid damage.
Employee must accept responsibility for proper use and maintenance of keys, pagers, and radios, meaning that pagers and radios must be worn for the duration of assigned shifts, and keys must be properly checked in and out.
Work extra/overtime hours as needed according to departmental workload.
Maintain an excellent driving record, meaning that a valid Jamaican license must be presented at the time of employment, and no more than two violations can exist on an employee’s driving record at any given time.
Be willing and able to work on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Operate vehicles and equipment safely and responsibly, as assigned.
Respect and maintain the relationship of trust required to obtain a high level of security access to offices, homes, and properties of company personnel without supervision.
Be willing and able to perform tasks without direct supervision that may require physical labor, and possibly the use of hand tools. This work may need to be performed both indoors and outdoors in inclement weather.
Dress in a fashion that enables the employee to complete the daily tasks, while maintaining a professional and appropriate appearance.
Transport employees, Distributors, and other individuals as directed, in a safe and responsible manner. This includes departmental training, new employee orientation, shuttle transportation for Distributor training and various activities, shuttle transportation for conventions and conferences, airport runs, etc.
Responsible for transporting product and various items pertaining to departmental moves, long hauls, destroy runs, relocation of product to outside warehousing, etc.
Complete all other tasks as assigned.
Source & read more : http://www.keysian.com/job-descriptions/2009/1/19/sample-job-description-company-driver.html#sthash.k7UuFYGy.dpuf
Tuesday 1 April 2014
Driving & Safety tips
These tips will keep you and your passengers safe on wet roads.
- Routinely check your tyres
- Slow down
- Know how to recover from a skid
- Keep your distance from the car ahead
- Drive in the tracks of a car ahead of you
- Prepare for your journey
- Learn how to avoid and deal with aquaplaning
- If the rain becomes too heavy, stop!
- First rains make the road very slippery
- Cloudy weather reduces visibility
- Dry your brakes after driving through standing water
- Don't drive while fatigued
Source & read more : http://www.goodyear.com.my/labs/safety.asp
Road Rules and Regulations
Information on the main rules of the road when driving in Malaysia...
- Drive on the left in Malaysia and overtake on the right
- A vehicle's road tax tag must be prominently displayed on the windscreen and be valid at the time of use of the vehicle
- Car registration plates must be displayed and in good condition
- All lighting functions must work and the car must be in good working condition
- Car insurance must be valid
- Front seat belts must be worn at all times while driving
- A driving licence must be carried at all times and must be shown on request to police or at a Road Transport Department check point
- Drink driving and driving while under the influence of prohibited drugs are serious offences and are subject to strict penalties, including jail terms
The minimum legal age to drive a car is 17 for a car and 16 for a motorcycle.
All vehicle drivers are responsible for the safety of their passengers and other road users. The main road regulations are:
Drink driving and driving under the influence of banned substances carry heavy penalties in Malaysia. A driver is considered to be driving under the influence of alcohol in Malaysia if the blood/alcohol level is equal to or over 0.8 grams per litre (g/l).
To test for drink driving, the driver is given a breathalyser test. To test for substance abuse, the driver is required to do a urine test. The results are then tested in a booth, which forms part of the frequent roadblocks that the police and Road Transport Department conduct in cities.
The penalty for the offender is a fine, a court case, and sentencing with a fine and imprisonment of three months to a year depending on the severity of the offence. Offenders have their passport number registered in the Immigration Department's records, which affects future entry into Malaysia.
Source & read more : http://malaysia.angloinfo.com/transport/driving/road-rules/
Wednesday 12 March 2014
WHAT MAKES A GOOD DRIVER
The following qualities are required to make a consistently good driver.
Concentration, Anticipation (Defensive driving) Skill, Attitude, Knowledge and Self-discipline.
Concentration
Concentration is to be able to keep your mind on what you are doing; in this case, driving. If you are 17 years old and your exams are getting near, or you are looking forward to your football team going to the top of the league on Saturday, that’s fine, but don’t think about it whilst you are driving.
A way of learning how to concentrate on your driving is to give a running commentary as you drive along, whether on your own or with someone else. You will probably learn from the comments that come back to you; some may please you and some may not. This is another way of hearing other people's views on different situations.
Keep your mind focused on your driving, and no doubt less accidents will occur.
Anticipation
Anticipation is reading into things that are happening around you, which in turn will lead you into defensive driving, another very important quality in a good driver.
Imagine setting off in your car with your eyes closed; what are you going to ANTICIPATE? Nothing, is the obvious answer, so what does this prove? It proves that if you look no further than the end of your bonnet you are going to have very limited information to ANTICIPATE. To enable you to read the road well, it is vital to constantly keep changing your areas of vision between short, medium and long distances. This will give you a greater picture of what is happening around you and maybe by doing this you can ANTICIPATE what is going to happen, this should naturally lead you into a more defensive way of driving. Defensive driving is all about taking precautions before they happen in the interest of your well being and other road users.
Skill
You cannot become a SKILLFUL driver in a short space of time; it takes a lot of practice behind the wheel of a car to develop the above qualities and some people may never acquire them.
Attitude
If you don’t have the right attitude, it won't matter how much knowledge or skill you have; you won't be a consistently good driver; because your attitude will keep letting you down.
Knowledge
This refers to your knowledge on the highways code, rules & regulations. You need to constantly know & learn if there are new codes, rules or regulations.
Self Discipline
You may think that attitude and self discipline are the same things. You need to have good attitude but you must also have self discipline to drive correctly all the time. Imagine you are late for work, will you still drive correctly, safely and legally or will you bend the rules. Self discipline will encourage you to drive safely all the time.
Concentration, Anticipation (Defensive driving) Skill, Attitude, Knowledge and Self-discipline.
Concentration
Concentration is to be able to keep your mind on what you are doing; in this case, driving. If you are 17 years old and your exams are getting near, or you are looking forward to your football team going to the top of the league on Saturday, that’s fine, but don’t think about it whilst you are driving.
A way of learning how to concentrate on your driving is to give a running commentary as you drive along, whether on your own or with someone else. You will probably learn from the comments that come back to you; some may please you and some may not. This is another way of hearing other people's views on different situations.
Keep your mind focused on your driving, and no doubt less accidents will occur.
Anticipation
Anticipation is reading into things that are happening around you, which in turn will lead you into defensive driving, another very important quality in a good driver.
Imagine setting off in your car with your eyes closed; what are you going to ANTICIPATE? Nothing, is the obvious answer, so what does this prove? It proves that if you look no further than the end of your bonnet you are going to have very limited information to ANTICIPATE. To enable you to read the road well, it is vital to constantly keep changing your areas of vision between short, medium and long distances. This will give you a greater picture of what is happening around you and maybe by doing this you can ANTICIPATE what is going to happen, this should naturally lead you into a more defensive way of driving. Defensive driving is all about taking precautions before they happen in the interest of your well being and other road users.
Skill
You cannot become a SKILLFUL driver in a short space of time; it takes a lot of practice behind the wheel of a car to develop the above qualities and some people may never acquire them.
Attitude
If you don’t have the right attitude, it won't matter how much knowledge or skill you have; you won't be a consistently good driver; because your attitude will keep letting you down.
Knowledge
This refers to your knowledge on the highways code, rules & regulations. You need to constantly know & learn if there are new codes, rules or regulations.
Self Discipline
You may think that attitude and self discipline are the same things. You need to have good attitude but you must also have self discipline to drive correctly all the time. Imagine you are late for work, will you still drive correctly, safely and legally or will you bend the rules. Self discipline will encourage you to drive safely all the time.
Monday 3 March 2014
Welcome!
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For Employers: We supply drivers of various classes, sectors and locations across Malaysia with tailored cost effective recruitment solutions.
For Job seekers: We offer vacancies for various classes in various sectors and locations in Malaysia. We also provide training courses for drivers to improve their skills.
For Employers: We supply drivers of various classes, sectors and locations across Malaysia with tailored cost effective recruitment solutions.
For Job seekers: We offer vacancies for various classes in various sectors and locations in Malaysia. We also provide training courses for drivers to improve their skills.
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