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  • Fuel Tanker Driver – Local Routes

    Job Duties:

    • Transport fuel to service stations, mines, or airports (e.g., BP, Shell, Caltex).
    • Operate B-Double tankers (requires advanced licensing).
    • Adhere to dangerous goods (DG) safety protocols.

    Requirements:

    • HC/MC (Heavy Combination/Multi-Combination) license.
    • DG (Dangerous Goods) License + SAP/SIA induction (for mine sites).
    • Experience with load restraint systems.

    Avg. Earnings:

    • 45–45–70 AUD/hour (higher in remote areas with FIFO options).
    • Hazard allowances (+10–10–15/hour) for fuel transport.

  • Bus Driver – Public Transport

    Job Duties:

    • Operate metro or school buses for Transperth, Adelaide Metro, or Transport Canberra.
    • Follow strict timetables and assist passengers.
    • Conduct pre-trip vehicle checks.

    Requirements:

    • Heavy Vehicle (HR) license + Bus Driver Authority (state-specific).
    • Working with Children Check (WWCC) for school routes.
    • Training often provided by employers.

    Avg. Earnings:

    • 28–28–40 AUD/hour (higher for night/weekend shifts).
    • Government roles include superannuation + sick leave.

  • Delivery Van Driver

    Job Duties:

    • Deliver parcels for Australia Post, Amazon Flex, or Toll Group using company vans (3.5–8 tonne).
    • Follow digital routing systems (e.g., POD scanners).
    • Handle customer interactions for signature deliveries.

    Requirements:

    • Australian driver’s license (manual preferred).
    • White Card (construction sites) if delivering to industrial areas.
    • No major traffic offenses.

    Avg. Earnings:

    • 25–25–35 AUD/hour (+ overtime for peak seasons like Christmas).
    • Self-employed contractors: 0.80–0.80–1.50 AUD per parcel.