Truck Driver Company Wilkins Farming Company Limited Location Southland,
Truck Driver
Company Wilkins Farming Company Limited
Location Southland, Southland
Listed Thu 19 Dec, 9:42 am
Type Full time, Permanent
A TRUCK DRIVER position is available for a progressive agricultural, dispatch and contracting business in Northern Southland.
Wilkins Farming Co (WFC) is a family farming business, established in 1974, spanning livestock, cropping and contracting operations. We take pride in a high standard of produce and performance while continually striving to improve productivity, relationships and the environment we farm in. Passionate and energetic personnel with integrity who reflect our values are a key component of WFC and are essential in achieving our objectives.
You will:
• Have a current, valid full driver’s license. A Class 5 licence is required.
• Demonstrate a great work safety history, with a robust understanding of H&S regulations.
• Be highly self-motivated, showing a willingness to learn new skills when required.
• Have good time management and time recording skills.
• Be able to take instruction and follow through with a strong focus on quality, supervised or not.
• Understand and display adaptability, flexibility and the ability to use initiative.
• Enjoy working in a team environment as well as sole charge.
Your machine operator skills will include:
• Competency and accuracy operating a tip truck and trailer unit.
• Ability and willingness to operate a range of machinery. This role will, for the most part, be operating a truck and trailer unit but it may at times include operating equipment such as a Loader, Tractor or Roller.
We will:
• Offer competitive pay rates, relevant to experience and qualifications.
• Provide appropriate PPE.
Immediate start is preferred but we will consider exceptional applicants that are not available immediately.
For further information on Wilkins Farming Company check out www.wilkinsfarming.co.nz
Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.
