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OneStaff

Class 4 Driver

  • Posted 3w ago
  • On Site
  • Contract
Location

Palmerston North

Salary

$28 /hr

Job Description

Class 4 Driver
The Role
We have a Regional Delivery Driving role based out of Milson, Palmerston North.

This role is physically intensive with hand & carton unloading. You will be working with mainly cold/frozen products.

Days & Hours
Tuesday - Saturday or Sunday - Thursday
Start times are between 4am and 6am. Finish between 4pm - 6pm

Benefits

  • Temp to permanent employment
  • Progression through truck licenses
  • $28 per hour (as a wage)


Requirements

  • Experience with Class 4 driving in New Zealand is essential.
  • Experience driving in Wellington, Taranaki, and/or Hawkes Bay is preferred.
  • Comfortable driving a manual and auto.
  • Must be physically fit, as all the positions will require heavy lifting.


Company
Our clients are market leaders in the New Zealand distribution and supply chain industry. They specialize in cold/frozen food distribution.

How to apply

Please note that during the holidays our team will be operating with minimal staff. Our full team will return on January 6th and will reach out to those who apply during this period.

Click APPLY NOW or call Christie at OneStaff Palmerston North on 06 3538 002 (direct) or 0800 178 233 (freephone). We will be in contact if you are shortlisted for the position.

We will only accept applicants who are currently residing in New Zealand with the appropriate work or residency visa.

Hard Skills Required

  • Class 4 Driving Experience
  • Physicall Fit
  • Heavy Lifting Experience

Soft Skills Required

  • Coordination
  • Active Learning
  • Communication
  • Time Management

Job Schedule

  • Shift Work
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