Experienced cash-in-transit drivers can apply for a permanent CIT Driver position with Fidelity Cash Solutions in Pongola, KwaZulu-Natal, with responsibility for securely collecting and delivering client money, maintaining communication with controllers and helping manage operational risk on the road.
The position requires previous cash-in-transit experience, a valid driver’s licence and PDP, PSIRA registration, relevant firearm competency and formal CIT training.
Applications close on 27 September 2026.
What will you be responsible for?
You will be accountable for the secure collection and delivery of client money as part of Fidelity Cash Solutions’ cash-in-transit operation.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Collecting and delivering client money
- Reporting delays to the Branch Manager
- Maintaining radio contact with controllers
- Supporting incident prevention
- Reporting incidents when required
- Identifying suspicious activity
- Taking appropriate preventive action
- Supporting customer service and client relationships
The role combines professional driving with security operations and strict accountability.
How does cash-in-transit work differ from normal driving?
A CIT driver is responsible for more than transporting a vehicle from one location to another.
You will be working in a security-sensitive environment where the cargo, route, communication and conduct of the crew all need to be carefully managed.
That means you need to remain alert, follow procedures and respond appropriately when something appears unusual.
How important is communication during a route?
You will need to maintain radio contact with operational controllers while completing collections and deliveries.
If there is a delay, it must be reported to the Branch Manager immediately.
Good communication helps the branch understand where the vehicle is, whether the route is progressing normally and whether there are any operational concerns that need attention.
What does incident prevention involve?
Incident prevention is a key part of the position.
You are expected to remain aware of your surroundings and report suspicious activity or other concerns through the correct operational channels.
The focus is on reducing risk and ensuring that clients, crew members and transported assets are protected throughout the operation.
What experience do you need?
You need at least three years of experience in cash-in-transit driving and crew functions.
Experience in the wider security industry or a similar environment is also required.
This means the position is aimed at experienced security professionals rather than entry-level drivers.
Which licences and certifications are required?
You need:
- A valid driver’s licence
- A valid PDP
- PSIRA accreditation of at least Grade C
- CIT Certificate
- SAPS competency certificate
- Completed firearm training in handgun and rifle
- Tactical combat training
You must also have a clear criminal record and clear credit record.
Why is PSIRA registration important?
PSIRA registration is a standard requirement for many positions in South Africa’s private-security industry.
For this role, you need to be accredited at least at Grade C.
That requirement reflects the fact that the position falls within regulated security operations rather than ordinary transport work.
Will you need to travel?
You must be willing to travel and work overtime when required.
Cash-in-transit operations can extend beyond normal office hours, so flexibility is important.
You should be comfortable working according to operational schedules and client requirements.
Which personal qualities will matter most?
Fidelity is looking for someone who is:
- Honest
- Reliable
- Assertive
- Self-motivated
- Detail oriented
- Customer focused
You should also have good verbal and language skills and be able to work effectively as part of a team.
How important is customer service?
Although the position is security focused, client service is still important.
You will be handling collections and deliveries on behalf of clients, so professionalism, reliability and clear communication matter.
The quality of the service affects both operational trust and the relationship between Fidelity and its customers.
What can this experience build?
Experience in this environment can strengthen skills across:
- Cash-in-transit operations
- Secure logistics
- Security operations
- Risk awareness
- Route communication
- Client service
- Incident reporting
- Operational discipline
These skills can support future progression in cash solutions, security supervision, branch operations or secure logistics.
Where is the position based?
The position is based in Pongola, KwaZulu-Natal.
It is a permanent appointment within Fidelity Cash Solutions.
How do you apply?
Applications must be submitted through the Fidelity Services Group recruitment portal.
Apply for the Fidelity CIT Driver position
Division: Fidelity Cash Solutions
Location: Pongola, KwaZulu-Natal
Employment: Permanent
Closing date: 27 September 2026
