Bapcor Limited has established a graduate vocational program that has introduced 10 young people to a professional career in the automotive aftermarket industry.
Isuzu technicians to go head-to-head
Eight teams of Isuzu Trucks technicians and apprentices will compete at the National Technical Skills Competition in Melbourne later this month, with their eye on the final.
Apprentices needed for work on regional road and transport infrastructure
A record number of new apprenticeships and trainees will be hired to work on vital road and transport infrastructure in the regions under the NSW Government’s commitment to bolster job opportunities in the bush. Read more
A rewarding career change and a bit more balance
There’s no doubt about it: truckies tend to work fairly long hours. According to Monash University’s ‘Driving Health Study’, over half of the truckies surveyed work between 41-60 hours per week, and 37.5 per cent work over 60 hours per week.
Teams go head-to-head at UD Gemba Challenge
A total of 46 Australian teams will be battling it out during Round 2 of the UD Trucks Gemba Challenge, vying for a place in the global final that will be held in Ageo, Japan.
Electric vehicle training supports growing industry
Electric and battery vehicles have risen in popularity in the light automotive industry over the past decade and now the heavy vehicle and mobile plant industry are following suit.
Volvo announces finalists for VISTA competition
Volvo Truck’s VISTA 2022 has wrapped up with four Australian teams going through to the semi-finals.
Managing the risks of undertrained workers
In its latest regulatory advice for those with a legal duty in the Chain of Responsibility (CoR), the NHVR addresses the risks associated with workers who are insufficiently trained to do their job.
Free heavy vehicle toolbox talks to share with your team
Do your Tool Box Talks (TBTs) feel like a chore? Are your workers engaged when you talk to them? Read more
70,000 new fee-free TAFE training places for NSW
As part of the NSW State Budget, an additional 70,000 people across the state will receive fee-free TAFE training in bid to help address current skills shortages.