Cash-in-transit (CIT) work means collecting and delivering clients' cash in an armoured vehicle, armed, in what G4S's own advert calls a high-risk environment. The adverts ask for PSIRA registration (Fidelity's team leader advert asks for at least Grade C), a CIT certificate and a SAPS firearm competency for business purposes. Drivers also need the right licence, plus a professional driving permit for goods vehicles over 3,500 kg. Your cash in transit salary floor isn't the guarding one: the roa...