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Ron Finemore Transport seeks a permanent full-time driver based in Shepparton, Victoria. The role involves rotating shifts on a 3-week cycle, including AM/PM and some weekend work, with shifts typically 12 hours (up to 14) starting and finishing in Shepparton.
Travel to loading points in Melbourne to load or unload, with loads ranging from bulk to service station deliveries across Victoria and southern New South Wales. A strong focus on safety and compliance is required.
Ron Finemore Transport has secure, long-term contracts in Victoria & New South Wales. The advertised role is for a permanent fulltime position based in Shepparton. The role requires you to be available for rotating shifts across a 3-week cycle, which will include a combination of AM, PM & some weekend work. Shifts are ideally 12 hrs but can be up to 14 hrs. Your shifts will start and finish in Shepparton. Depending on our customer requirements, you will either travel south to Melbourne to load and unload or north to unload. Loading is from Fuel Terminals in Yarraville & Newport Victoria and deliveries vary from bulk unloads to service station deliveries across Victoria and Southern New South Wales.
A bit about us
Ron Finemore Transport (RFT) is a nationally recognised leader in regionally based transport. Established in 2004, RFT has grown into a leading company of over 900 people with more than 290trucks on the road. RFT is dedicated to providing safe, cost effective and reliable delivery of food & fuel products.
We offer a competitive pay structure with additional benefits for our driver team which include:
At Ron Finemore Transport you are more than a number, you are part of a team, part of the family.
You will need to hold current Multi Combination & Dangerous Goods licences as well as having or are willing to obtain an SLP accreditation. You will also need to pass a national crime check and pre employment medical on the way in.
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