Truck Driver: Safe Cartage & Team Delivery

Fulton Hogan Ltd; Dunedin; Hybrid; NZD 52.000 - 76.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Medical insurance

Life insurance

KiwiSaver contributions

Parental leave top up

Training & development

Employee discounts

Zusammenfassung

Fulton Hogan Ltd is seeking a Truck Driver (General Cartage) to support our lower South Island operations from Dunedin. You will transport aggregates, asphalt and other roading materials between quarries, plants, yards and sites, maintaining safety, efficiency and on-time deliveries.

The role requires a current Class 5 licence (Class 4 also considered) with W, T and R endorsements, plus practical heavy-vehicle experience. We value a reliable, team‑oriented attitude and a safety‑first approach.

Qualifikationen

• Current Class 5 licence; Class 4 considered.
• W, T, and R endorsements required/advantageous.
• Practical heavy vehicle driving experience in outdoor environments.
• Reliable, team‑oriented attitude with sound judgement and safety mindset.
• Ability to carry out transport duties in active work environments.

Aufgaben

• Transport aggregate, asphalt and roading materials safely across the lower South Island.
• Complete cartage runs to delivery timeframes; keep crews supplied.
• Load, cart and tip product safely in quarry and construction sites.
• Conduct daily vehicle checks, maintain logbooks, and keep vehicle tidy and roadworthy.

Kenntnisse

Class 5 licence

Class 4 licence

W endorsement

T endorsement

R endorsement

Heavy vehicle driving

Safety-first

Team player

Jobbeschreibung

Fulton Hogan Ltd is seeking a Truck Driver (General Cartage) to support our lower South Island operations from Dunedin. You will transport aggregates, asphalt and other roading materials between quarries, plants, yards and sites, maintaining safety, efficiency and on-time deliveries.

The role requires a current Class 5 licence (Class 4 also considered) with W, T and R endorsements, plus practical heavy-vehicle experience. We value a reliable, team‑oriented attitude and a safety‑first approach.