HC Truck & Dog Tipper Driver - Stable Full-Time, Weekly Pay

Heidelberg Materials; Williamsdale; On-site; AUD 51,000 - 73,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Uniforms & PPE provided

Consistent workload

Competitive hourly rate

Job summary

Heidelberg Materials Australia is seeking an experienced HC Truck & Dog Tipper Driver to join the team at Williamsdale Quarry, located about 40 minutes south of Canberra. This permanent full-time role offers a consistent Monday–Friday schedule with a competitive hourly rate and weekly pay, plus superannuation.

Reporting to the Quarry Manager, you will safely deliver quarry products, maintain vehicle standards, and uphold Heidelberg Materials’ safety culture.

Qualifications

• HC or MC licence is required.
• Experience operating Truck & Dog combinations and/or Semi-Trailers.
• Current RMS driving record printout.
• Construction White Card required.
• Strong commitment to safety and compliance.
• Excellent work ethic and reliability.

Responsibilities

• Operate well-maintained Truck & Dog and semi-trailer combinations across the region.
• Load, transport and deliver quarry products safely and efficiently.
• Work closely with the Allocations team to meet customer delivery requirements.
• Complete vehicle inspections and maintain high operational standards.
• Follow safety, fatigue management and road transport requirements.
• Deliver excellent service while representing Heidelberg Materials.

Skills

HC Licence

Truck & Dog experience

RMS driving record

Construction White Card

Safety focus

Reliability

Job description

Heidelberg Materials Australia is seeking an experienced HC Truck & Dog Tipper Driver to join the team at Williamsdale Quarry, located about 40 minutes south of Canberra. This permanent full-time role offers a consistent Monday–Friday schedule with a competitive hourly rate and weekly pay, plus superannuation.

Reporting to the Quarry Manager, you will safely deliver quarry products, maintain vehicle standards, and uphold Heidelberg Materials’ safety culture.