HEAVY HAULAGE FLOAT DRIVER ( Big Chief Heavy Haulage )

Key Selling Points:

• Must have MC Licence
• Physically Fit
• Ability to start asap

Job Summary:

MC DRIVERS

Big Chief Heavy Haulage is a locally SA owned and operated trucking company servicing a variety of industries and sectors nationally.

We are currently looking for reliable MC Drivers, low loader experience will be viewed favourably. This role is due to commence immediately.

This role is will be either on a casual or fulltime basis.

You will have:

• MC/HC Licence – Current
• Forklift Licence – Preferred
• Physically Fit & Able to lift heavy items – up to 25kg
• Ability to work overnights as required
• Ability to commence immediately

If you feel you meet the above requirements please submit your application along with your cover letter below.

Only successful applicants will be contacted.

To apply online, please click on the appropriate link.

You must have valid working rights within Australia to be considered for this role.

Job Types: Full-time, Casual

Licence:

• Driver's Licence (Required)

Work Eligibility:

• The candidate can work permanently with no restriction on hours (Required)

• Expired

Job Categories:Driver Jobs in SA, Drop Deck, Extendable, Flat Top (Trailer), General Freight, Linehaul, Lowloader, Machinery, MC, MC B Double, Overdimensional, Regional/Country Runs, South Australia.
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