Lorry Driver cum Site Supervisor

Private Advertiser; Kepong; On-site; MYR 100,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A logistics company in Kuala Lumpur is hiring a Lorry Driver cum Site Supervisor. The role involves transporting workers, coordinating with contractors, and monitoring work progress. Applicants should have a valid GDL License, be responsible, and possess good communication skills. Training is provided, and there are opportunities for growth into senior roles, along with benefits like a performance-based bonus and job security with long-term projects.

Benefits

EPF, SOCSO & EIS provided

GDL License renewal sponsored by company

Performance-based bonus

Training provided

Qualifications

• Valid GDL License
• Friendly, responsible & reliable
• Able to travel outstation
• Good communication with site personnel
• Basic understanding of site work / BQ (training provided)

Responsibilities

• Transport workers safely to project sites
• Liaise with Main Contractor / Person-In-Charge for site access & passes
• Check and follow up on onsite BQ / work progress
• Assist in basic site coordination and reporting
• GDL License renewal sponsored by company
• Performance-based bonus
• Opportunity to grow into senior site supervision role
• Stable job with long-term projects

Job description

Position: Lorry Driver cum Site Supervisor

Working Days: 6 days/week

Requirements

• Valid GDL License
• Friendly, responsible & reliable
• Able to travel outstation
• Good communication with site personnel
• Basic understanding of site work / BQ (training provided)

Job Responsibilities

• Transport workers safely to project sites
• Liaise with Main Contractor / Person-In-Charge for site access & passes
• Check and follow up on onsite BQ / work progress
• Assist in basic site coordination and reporting
• EPF, SOCSO & EIS provided
• Training provided (no experience? we guide you)
• GDL License renewal sponsored by company
• Performance-based bonus
• Opportunity to grow into senior site supervision role
• Stable job with long-term projects