Having just completed his heavy vehicle mechanic apprenticeship and scored a gold medal win at the WorldSkills National Championships, the future is looking very bright for Campbell Garson.
Load restraint tips – general freight
Parkes, Forbes and Lachlan Shire Councils’ Load Restraint Education Project has released a series of instructional ‘how to’ videos focusing on machinery, hay bales and general freight.
Load restraint tips – hay bales
Parkes, Forbes and Lachlan Shire Councils’ Load Restraint Education Project has released a series of instructional ‘how to’ videos focusing on machinery, hay bales and general freight.
Load restraint tips – heavy vehicles
Parkes, Forbes and Lachlan Shire Councils’ Load Restraint Education Project has released a series of instructional ‘how to’ videos focusing on machinery, hay bales and general freight.
Rookie truckie, 49, grabs her chance to learn ropes
Joanne Boland, 49, currently works in a barber shop near Noosa Heads, Queensland and dreamt of driving trucks for the bulk of her life after getting hooked at an early age.
400 new apprentices across Queensland
The Skilling Queenslanders for Work First Start program will see councils employ 400 new apprentices and trainees across the state in industries that include heavy vehicle mechanics, engineering and electrical trades.
High achieving dual trade apprentice scores an exciting win
Komatsu heavy commercial industries apprentice Sam Gray has won the Heavy Commercial Industries Apprentice of the Year award at the annual TAFE Queensland – SkillsTech Apprentice Awards.
Young truckie with licences to fill
At just 20 years of age, Matt Healey of Brisbane is licensed to drive a prime mover, 8+ tonne truck and trailer, a bus and a regular car.
Ballet dancer turned apprentice wins trade award
After an ankle injury forced Jonas Bellamy to give up his career as a contemporary ballet dancer, he turned to a mechanical apprenticeship and has recently been awarded for his skills in the trade.
Aussie Isuzu technicians head to world stage
Isuzu’s National Technical Skills Competition (NTSC) has wrapped up, with two Aussie technicians set to represent their country on the world stage at Isuzu Motor’s I-1 Grand Prix (I-1 GP).