TOW TRUCK DRIVER, NIGHTS – ADELAIDE, SA ( Country Workshops )

Key Selling Points:

• Experience in Truck Driving required
• Minimum MR or HC license preferred
• Driving history check required

Job Summary:

Casual – on call position available for an experienced Tow Truck driver, must be available to work on call over a 7 day roster, working nights

Responsibilities:​

• Day to day Tow Truck operations
• The ability to comply with overall truck driving rules and regulations (size, weight, route designations, parking and break periods) including company policies and procedures
• Ability to follow log book instructions when required
• Ability to manage time schedules as advised by dispatch
• Report defects, accidents or violations when they arise

​Requirements:

• Experience in Truck Driving required
• Minimum MR or HC license preferred
• Driving history check required
• Proof of previous experience and check able references to be provided
• Experienced in safe load and secure practices
• Ability to obtain police clearance
• Available to work over a seven-day roster and night time availability a must
• Ability to commit to overtime when required
• Excellent personal hygiene and personal presentation a must
• Maintain a clean and tidy truck and work environment
• Excellent customer and communication skills

• Expired

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