Early Morning Delivery Driver – Immediate Start

Woodlands, Singapore
Early Morning Delivery Driver – Immediate Start
Company
Consortium for Clinical Research and Innovation Singapore
Location
Singapore
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via Trabajo.org
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Job description
Working Location: Woodlands

Working Hours: 3am - 11am

Able to start immediately

Job scope:

Drive Company Van / Lorry – Class 3 (can drive home)

Check order forms and invoices before leaving office

Plan Delivery Routes before Delivery

After Delivery, ensure customer’s freezer, chiller door or shutters are closed properly before leaving the premises

Ensure DO is being signed before leaving customer’s premises

Any other job duties assigned by Factory Manager.

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Under the Progressive Wage Model effective 1 April 2026, entry-level taxi drivers must earn at least S$1,950 per month. Experienced drivers in higher tiers earn S$2,500 to S$3,500 per month based on skills and productivity. All taxi operators must comply with these benchmarks.
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