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Tradestaff

Drivers Wanted

  • Posted 3d ago
  • On Site
  • Temp
Location

Hastings

Salary

$28  -  $34 /hr

Job Description

Are you an experienced driver with a strong track record of safety and efficiency? Look no further! Tradestaff Hawkes Bay is currently seeking enthusiastic Class 4-5 drivers to join our team in 2025.

Requirements:

  • Valid & clean NZ Class 4-5 license
  • Willing to undergo & pass a pre-employment drug test
  • Dangerous Goods & WTR endorsements are not essential, but highly desirable
  • Road Ranger experience is not essential, but highly desirable
  • High commitment to Health & Safety


Responsibilities:

  • Transfer of goods/ products under clients discretion
  • Performing pre/ post inspections and maintenance checks on the trucks to ensure it is working condition
  • Ensuring the safety of yourself, the public, and goods during transport
  • Maintaining effective communication with dispatchers, supervisors etc. to ensure smooth operations


Benefits:

  • Competitive pay and weekly wages
  • Ongoing support and training opportunities
  • Variety of projects and the change to showcase your skills
  • Work with a reputable company that values its employees!


Why Choose Tradestaff: With over 20 years of experience, Tradestaff is a trusted leader in the recruitment industry. Join our team and become part of a community dedicated to excellence in trades staffing.

Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply now, call us in branch on 06 834 4650 or check out https://www.tradestaff.co.nz/jobs for all our latest jobs!

Please note that due to Christmas & New Years periods, responses to applications may be delayed. Our work is mainly industrial and therefore for Health and Safety reasons you do need a good command of English.

Hard Skills Required

  • Forklift Operation
  • Material Handling
  • Stock Management
  • Equipment Maintenance
  • Timber Yard Experience

Soft Skills Required

  • Problem-Solving
  • Team Collaboration
  • Adaptability
  • Communication
  • Work Ethic

Benefits and Perks

  • 🏎
    Competitive Salary
  • ❤
    Care and Appreciation
  • ⚖
    Work-Life Balance Support
  • 📈
    Professional Development

Job Schedule

  • Shift Work
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Build Your Future with Trades and Services Jobs in New Zealand

Ready to nail down a solid career? Trades and services jobs in New Zealand offer hands-on opportunities that keep the country running smoothly. From plumbing and electrical work to automotive services and general labourers, this field is perfect for those who enjoy practical, skill-based work and take pride in their craftsmanship.

Essential Skills for Trades and Services Jobs

Success in trades and services requires technical, personal, and problem-solving skills that are job dependent. Whether you're fixing a leaky pipe, wiring a new home, or servicing a car, attention to detail, a strong work ethic and physical wellbeing is important. Many trades and services require formal training and certification, so staying updated with the latest techniques and standards is key to excelling in these roles.

A Hands-On and Collaborative Workplace Culture

The workplace culture in trades and services is often team-oriented and collaborative. You’ll work in diverse environments, from residential homes and commercial buildings to workshops and outdoor sites. The camaraderie among tradespeople is strong, and there’s a shared commitment to quality and safety. Whether you’re working independently or as part of a team, you’ll find a supportive and practical work environment that values skill and dedication.

Competitive Pay and Growth Opportunities

Trades and services jobs offer competitive wages, with the potential for high earnings as you gain experience and expertise. Entry-level positions provide a solid foundation, and as you become more skilled, opportunities for advancement and specialisation will show up. Many workers progress to supervisory or management roles, or even start their own businesses. Additional benefits often include job stability, apprenticeships, and ongoing training programs to enhance your skills and career prospects.

Balancing Work and Personal Life

While trades and services roles can involve early starts and physical labour, many employers offer flexible working arrangements to help balance work and personal commitments. The nature of the work often allows for varied schedules, and some trades offer opportunities for freelance or contract work, providing additional flexibility.

Hammer Out Your Career in Trades and Services Today!

If you’re ready to get hands-on and build a rewarding career, consider trades and services jobs in New Zealand. With diverse opportunities, high earning potential, and a strong sense of accomplishment, it’s a field where your skills make a real difference.