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Truck Drivers

Sarazi Logistics Limited Ndola, Zambia

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  • EmployerSarazi Logistics Limited
  • LocationNdola, Zambia
  • Application methodEmail application
  • Listing sourceZambia Job Alerts
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Employer
Sarazi Logistics Limited
Location
Ndola, Zambia
Posted
June 6, 2026
Job type
Full Time
Category
Transport & Logistics
Application method
Email application

Sarazi Logistics Limited

Job description

Truck Drivers

Sarazi Logistics Limited is looking for experienced and dedicated Truck Drivers to join its growing team.

Minimum Requirements

  • Valid CE Driver’s Licence.
  • Minimum three (3) years’ experience operating heavy commercial vehicles.
  • Good knowledge of local and cross-border routes.
  • Clean driving record.
  • Ability to work under minimum supervision.
  • Good communication and safety awareness.

Required Documents

  • Application letter.
  • Updated CV.
  • Copy of NRC or passport.
  • Valid driver’s licence.
  • Copies of relevant certificates.
  • Any other supporting documents.

How to Apply

Walk-in applicants are highly encouraged. Interested candidates may visit the office directly with their application and supporting documents for an immediate screening interview.

Office: SARAZI LOGISTICS, 4669 Mosi-O-Tunya Road, Industrial Area, Ndola, Zambia
Email: hrm@sarazilogistics.com

Please note that shortlisted candidates will be scheduled for a practical driving assessment.

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To apply for this job email your details to hrm@sarazilogistics.com

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