#PicOfTheDay – John Bellam
This R&K Bulk Haulage Kenworth T909 A-double load up with barley for the feedlots, just south of Collarenebri, NSW.
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Funded upskill training to fill diesel technician openings
As Scania looks to fill roles for diesel technicians at its nine company-owned workshops, the company is offering to fund upskilling for light-vehicle technicians who want to transition to heavy-duty.
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Multi-national logistics company caught falsifying work diaries
A multi-national logistics company has been issued with an Improvement Notice by the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), after an investigation uncovered evidence of falsified records and insufficient fatigue management, compliance, and auditing practices.
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Scania back on the podium after triple-digit July sales
July was never going to match the end-of-financial-year rush of June, but the numbers are still encouraging, especially in the heavy-duty sector.
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Health chief praises truckies for doing the right thing
The two Queensland truckies who tested positive for Covid are not considered a “major risk”.
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High hopes at National Skills Championships
Seventy-three of Queensland’s top trainees and apprentices will represent the state at the 2021 WorldSkills Australia National Championships from August 26-28.
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#PicOfTheDay – Owen M Weir
This Nicholson & Page Transport truckie got a great shot under the Big Dunlop Tyre as he was crossing the SA border at Yamba.
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“9 Step SMS Roadmap” for safer grain harvest
The NHVR has released a 9 Step SMS Roadmap centred around heavy vehicle safety systems and is calling on those involved in this year’s grain harvest to have a safety management check-up.
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Call to prioritise trucking in Sydney’s industrial land planning
Proposals to allow more flexible uses of industrial land, including housing, will just force freight out and result in higher costs and increased congestion.
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Truckies to strike after crisis pay talks with Toll collapse
Thousands of truck drivers will strike for 24 hours this Friday after Toll refused to back down on its proposals to cut overtime and use cheaper contractors.
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