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Overview PNR WA Pty Ltd - requires a dedicated Full HC Truck Driver for its ongoing business growth.
Position – HC Truck Driver - Full-time permanent position (weekly 38 hours)Annual Salary: $75,000 to $100,000 plus superannuation Location: Kenwick, WA 6107 Responsibilities Manoeuvring vehicles into position for loading and unloading Loading and unloading vehicles using lifting and tipping devices Observing safety requirements when loading and unloading vehicles Making regular quality checks of vehicles to ensure they can be driven safely Estimating weights to comply with load limitations and ensuring the safe distribution of weight Ensuring goods are stowed and securely covered to prevent loss and damage Verifying loading documents, checking the condition of goods and obtaining certification of deliveries Essential Qualifications H Licence.
Minimum 2 Years of Work experience in a similar role.
Ability to learn and utilize multiple apps on the in-truck tablet Positive attitude towards safety and compliance Sound discipline, effective communication and customer service skills Overview Mygration Pty Ltd has been engaged by our client based in Munglinup, WA, 6450 to recruit a skilled candidate for the following position: Truck Driver for a base wage starting at $76,600 - $80,000 per year, depending on skills level + Superauation.
Overtime and Penalties are available.
Accommodation may be available depending on situation.
About the role Our client seeking a skilled and reliable Truck Driver to join a leading mixed farming enterprise in Western Australia.
This role involves transporting livestock and other agricultural products across multiple farm sites, ensuring safe and efficient delivery.
The successful candidate will play a key part in maintaining the smooth operation of a large-scale farming business that prioritises sustainable and regenerative practices.
This position requires a hands-on professional who is committed to safety, teamwork, and high-quality work standards.
You will be responsible for operating heavy vehicles, managing loading/unloading procedures, and ensuring compliance with transport regulations.
If you have experience in agricultural haulage and enjoy working in a dynamic rural environment, we encourage you to apply.
Responsibilities Livestock Transport & Handling: Safely operate and manoeuvre livestock trucks, ensuring proper positioning for stress-free loading and unloading of cattle, sheep, and other livestock.
Follow animal welfare guidelines to minimise distress during transport, including appropriate penning, ventilation, and handling techniques.
Coordinate with farm staff to ensure livestock are loaded efficiently, with attention to breed-specific requirements (e.g., Angus cattle handling protocols).
Loading & Unloading Procedures: Operate hydraulic lifts, ramps, and livestock crates to safely load/unload animals, ensuring smooth transitions to avoid injuries.
Monitor livestock behaviour during loading/unloading, adjusting techniques to maintain calm and prevent agitation.
Adhere to biosecurity measures by cleaning and disinfecting trailers between loads to prevent disease spread.
Vehicle Safety & Maintenance: Conduct pre- and post-trip inspections of livestock trucks, checking brakes, flooring, gates, ventilation, and fluid levels to ensure animal safety.
Report mechanical issues promptly to prevent breakdowns that could jeopardise livestock welfare.
Ensure compliance with Chain of Responsibility (Co R) regulations for heavy vehicle operations.
Load Planning & Compliance: Calculate livestock weights and pen distributions to comply with road weight limits and animal density regulations.
Arrange partitions and bedding as needed to provide stability and comfort during transit.
Secur(e) all gates and restraints to prevent shifting that could harm animals or destabilise the vehicle.
Livestock Documentation & Traceability: Verify NLIS tags and movement documentation before transport.
Inspect livestock for signs of injury or illness prior to loading, reporting any concerns to farm management.
Obtain and file delivery dockets, ensuring accurate records for biosecurity and supply chain compliance.
Farm Collaboration & Logistics: Coordinate with station managers, shearers, and feedlot operators to align transport schedules with mustering, sales, or processing timelines.
Assist with livestock yard operations when required, including drafting, weighing, or tagging animals.
Communicate delays or route changes due to weather or road conditions that may impact animal welfare.
Essential Requirements Minimum 1 year of relevant full-time experience in truck driving.
Relevant licensing and qualification.
Proven ability to operate heavy vehicles safely, perform load checks, and follow transport compliance standards.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a farming team.
Strong commitment to safety, reliability, and attention to detail.
Desirable Attributes Familiarity with regenerative farming practices.
Experience in mixed farming (livestock and cropping operations).
Willingness to adapt to seasonal demands and flexible work hours.
How to Apply If you meet the above criteria and are interested in this opportunity, please submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your experience.
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