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Africa Global Logistics (AGL) recruits Truck Drivers Position: Chauffeurs Truck-Citerne Ravitailleur (H) About the company AGL (Africa Global Logistics) offers customized and innovative logistics solutions to support companies in shipping, receiving, storing and managing their goods on the African continent and internationally. With a long expertise, AGL is the reference multimodal logistics partner in Africa, intervening throughout the chain: port, rail, logistics, maritime and air. By cooperating with major players (shipowners, carriers, customs and port authorities), AGL streamlines and optimizes logistics processes. As a member of the MSC Group (the world’s leading shipowner), AGL aims to boost intra-African trade and global trade. In Cameroon, AGL is present in several strategic cities (Douala, Kribi, Yaoundé, Garoua, Ngaoundéré and Belabo) and offers comprehensive maritime services, multimodal transport as well as solutions adapted to key sectors (mining, oil, gas, humanitarian aid, etc.), with more than 100,520 m2 of warehouses. We hire two (02) tanker drivers to ensure the transportation and distribution of petroleum products, in absolute compliance with safety, traceability and quality standards.
Main duties
- Drive the tanker safely, on the road and on the track, obeying the rules of the road and defined routes
- Loading products, checking volumes (metering, gauging) and unloading at distribution sites or customers
- Complete the delivery and loading slips, then have them validated and signed by the customer
- Report any anomalies, incidents or quantity differences immediately
- scrupulously respect the safety rules relating to hydrocarbons: wearing PPE, prohibition of ignition sources, grounding
- Intervene effectively in the event of a disaster, leak or fire departure (containment, alert, use of fire extinguishers)
- Comply with loading and unloading protocols
- Perform daily vehicle checks: tires, brakes, hoses, valves, tanks, lighting and fire extinguishers
- Declare malfunctions and participate in routine maintenance of the truck
- Keep the tank and equipment in a clean condition
- Update on board and transport documents
- Regularly report on tours and possible incidents to the hierarchy
- Observe rest and driving times as well as permissible load limits Technical skills
- JPerfect mastery of driving heavy-duty vehicles
- Expertise in the loading and unloading of fluids (flexibles, pumps, valves, meters)
- Excellent understanding of safety standards related to hazardous materials and hydrocarbons
- Have bases in automotive mechanics
- Ability to read and correctly fill in transport documents and delivery notes
Candidate profile
- Hold a valid heavy-duty driver’s license (Category C or CE)
Experience
- Have at least 3 years of experience as a truck driver, ideally in the transport of hydrocarbons
Education / Qualifications
- Having completed training or having a safety certificate for the transport of dangerous goods is an advantage
Responsibilities
- Demonstrate discipline, sobriety, rigour and a strong sense of responsibility
- Demonstrate absolute reliability and honesty when reporting incidents and quantities
- Maintain your composure, be vigilant and have a good relationship Languages
- French or English: read, write and speak
- Bilingualism is another asset What we offer
- Health coverage (insurance)
- Transport shuttle for employees
- Personal protective equipment and workwear provided
- Continuous learning on safety standards
- Well-structured professional framework offering opportunities for progression
Location
Place of employment: Douala/Kribi
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