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Tranzquip is looking for experienced and reliable HC/MC drivers to join our team in Gladstone, Queensland. We have both permanent and casual positions available with ongoing local work, including container transport a…
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About the role
Tranzquip is looking for experienced and reliable HC/MC drivers to join our team in Gladstone, Queensland.
We have both permanent and casual positions available with ongoing local work, including container transport and general freight operations.
About the role:
Local container and general transport work
Side loader operations
Up to 50 hours per week available
Some weekend work may be required
Permanent and casual opportunities available
Regular and consistent work
Professional and safety-focused environment
Skills and experience required:
Current HC or MC licence
Container transport experience preferred
Side loader experience highly regarded
Forklift licence advantageous
Dangerous Goods (DG) experience advantageous
Explosives licence (DG Class 1) advantageous
Please note: DG and Explosives licences are not essential for this role; however, they will be highly regarded and considered an advantage.
We are looking for drivers who take pride in their work, have a strong safety focus, and are reliable team members.
If you are an experienced HC/MC driver looking for stable local work with a growing transport company in Gladstone, we would like to hear from you.
Apply now to join the Tranzquip team.
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