Role Summary

The role covers local, regional and interstate runs depending on operational needs and the driver's license and experience. New drivers from overseas receive a structured induction in Australian road rules, heavy vehicle regulations and our company procedures.

Key Responsibilities

• Safely operate the assigned heavy vehicle on scheduled local, regional or interstate routes, in line with road rules and the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL).
• Complete pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections, and report defects and maintenance needs promptly.
• Ensure loads are correctly loaded, secured and restrained in accordance with the Load Restraint Guide, and within mass and dimension limits.
• Manage driving hours and rest in accordance with fatigue management rules, and accurately complete work diaries and/or electronic records.
• Follow Chain of Responsibility (CoR) obligations and company safety, speed and journey management policies.
• Load and unload freight safely and efficiently, including use of tail-lifts and pallet jacks.
• Complete delivery documentation accurately, including proof-of-delivery and consignment notes.
• Use in-cab technology, telematics and scanning devices, and keep clear communication with dispatch.
• Provide professional, courteous service to customers and other road users.
• Report all incidents, near misses and hazards immediately.
• Adhere to all workplace health and safety (WHS) policies, including fit-for-work, drug and alcohol requirements.

Requirements & Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years' verifiable heavy vehicle driving experience in the relevant class, in Australia or overseas, in a transport or logistics environment (MC roles: experience with multi-trailer combinations).
• Clean and verifiable driving history; overseas applicants should provide a driving record or reference letters from previous employers.
• Sufficient English to read road signs, complete work diaries and documents, and communicate safely with dispatch and customers.
• Ability to meet the medical and fitness standards for heavy vehicle driving, and to pass pre-employment and ongoing drug and alcohol testing.
• Basic Fatigue Management (BFM) accreditation (or willingness to obtain) is highly regarded.
• Satisfactory National Police Check.

Experience

• Minimum 2 years' verifiable heavy vehicle driving experience in the relevant class, in Australia or overseas, in a transport or logistics environment .

Benefits & What we Offer

• Competitive salary of AUD $70,000–$90,000 per annum plus superannuation, commensurate with license class, skills and relevant experience. The salary package is negotiable for highly experienced and exceptional candidates.
• Generous annual leave entitlement of 20–28 days, supporting a healthy work-life balance and providing employees with valuable time to recharge.
• Healthcare and health insurance benefits, subject to applicable employment terms and eligibility.
• Accommodation provided for the successful candidate.
• Structured induction and training in Australian road rules, HVNL, fatigue management and load restraint for drivers new to Australia.
• Confirm: support with Queensland license conversion or assessment, and any relocation assistance.
• A supportive and collaborative transport team that values safety, reliability and professionalism.
• Ongoing training and career development, including license upgrades (HR to HC to MC).