Truck Driver – HC ( Private Company )

Key Selling Points:

• Reliable and consistent work all year round
• Paid weekly
• Permanent, full time position

Job Summary:

Exciting driving opportunity in an established bulk commodity transportation company.

Exciting HC driving opportunity in an established bulk commodity transportation company.

Ag-Spread is one of the largest bulk carriers in Australia.

We are expanding our fleet and are therefore seeking permanent full-time HC drivers for metro work in Melbourne. Position suited for drivers able to spend some nights away from home in the truck (2-3 per week).

At Ag-Spread we offer you big earning potential and good working conditions, including:

• Reliable and consistent work all year round
• Paid weekly
• New and well maintained equipment
• Permanent, full time position

To be successful, candidates must have:

• A current HC licence with a minimum 12 months experience (preferably truck and dog or walking floor)
• Basic commercial driving medical no more than 6 months old (or willing to obtain)
• Willing to undergo a drug and alcohol test
• Hardworking and reliable with a safety first attitude
• Tipping experience (preferred but not essential)
• License printout
• 2 contactable references

Respond directly to this advertisement with your resume or call Jessica on 0499 003 603 for more information.

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