Posted 23/02/2026
Closes 25/03/2026
Mount Isa, 4825, Queensland
Full time
$77,000 - $85,000 Annual
Palrav Pty Ltd stands out as a premier specialist in the telecommunications industry. With a legacy of managing various technical crews, we handle everything from design and construction to restoration of telecommunications networks. Our team’s unparalleled expertise allows us to respond swiftly to projects with immediate resource needs, ensuring precision and excellence in execution.
We are your trusted partner, leveraging a wealth of experience to enhance and maintain modern connectivity. Our dedication to safety, compliance, and high standards makes us the preferred choice for telecommunications projects. We believe in delivering remarkable results and contributing to the success of our clients' telecommunications endeavors.
Palrav Pty Ltd is looking for a reliable 4 Delivery Drivers in Regional QLD. You will be responsible for picking up and delivering goods safely and on time, inspecting your vehicle before and after trips, maintaining accurate delivery records, and providing excellent customer service. The ideal candidate holds a valid driver’s licence, has a clean driving record, and demonstrates good communication and time-management skills. We offer competitive pay, regular home time, paid leave, and well-maintained vehicles in a supportive work environment.
The delivery driver is responsible for picking up goods from warehouses, stores, or designated collection points. This involves verifying the accuracy of items against loading documents, ensuring that the correct items are collected, and that they are undamaged and ready for transport.
Utilising GPS systems or route-planning software, the driver evaluates traffic conditions, delivery timeframes, and geographic locations to determine the most efficient and cost-effective routes. This planning helps to ensure timely deliveries and optimise fuel usage and vehicle wear.
Before departure, the driver organises goods in the delivery vehicle based on the scheduled order of deliveries. This ensures smooth access to each package, reduces unloading time, and minimises the risk of damage during transit.
The driver is responsible for loading goods into the vehicle using appropriate manual handling techniques or mechanical aids. Items must be secured to prevent movement or damage during transit. Upon arrival at each destination, the driver unloads the goods and ensures they are handed over to the appropriate recipient.
Each delivery must be documented. The driver obtains customer signatures or digital confirmation to verify successful delivery. Delivery logs, manifests, or electronic tracking systems must be updated to reflect delivery status, time, and any customer remarks or issues.
If delivery is unsuccessful (e.g., recipient not available or address incorrect), the driver follows protocol for returning the goods to the warehouse or depot. This includes documenting the reason for non-delivery and notifying the relevant supervisor or dispatch team.
Before and after each shift, the driver checks vehicle components such as tyres, lights, brakes, fluid levels, and mirrors. Any defects must be reported immediately. The driver may also be responsible for basic maintenance tasks such as cleaning, refuelling, and topping up oil or washer fluids.
In cases where goods are delivered cash-on-delivery (COD), the driver handles monetary transactions using approved methods (cash, card reader, or mobile app). Accurate records must be kept, and payments must be reconciled with the finance or dispatch team.
The driver safely positions the vehicle in loading bays, driveways, or tight access points to facilitate loading or unloading. This includes reversing, using hazard signals, and complying with site safety protocols to avoid damage or injury.
Prior to departure, the driver cross-checks loading slips, invoices, or digital manifests to ensure all items are accounted for. This includes verifying quantities, destinations, and special delivery instructions, ensuring no discrepancies between the manifest and actual load.