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forklift operator
RÉCENTCDI3 days ago
Job Description
chibombo 12miles
CDI
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JOB OPPORTUNITY – WEAVERBIRD GROUP OF COMPANIES Weaverbird Group of Companies is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: Forklift Operator Location: 12 Miles, Chibombo Key Responsibilities: l Operate forklift safely and efficiently l Load, unload, and move materials within the premises l Conduct routine equipment checks and report faults Requirements: l Valid forklift operator’s license l Minimum 2 years’ experience in a similar role l Strong attention to safety procedures Security Guard Location: 12 Miles, Chibombo Key Responsibilities: l Safeguard company property and personnel l Monitor premises and control access points l Report incidents and maintain security logs Requirements: l Prior experience in security services preferred l Physically fit and alert l Good communication and interpersonal skills
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