About us
Founded in 1946, The Brown and Hurley Group is one of Australia's leading truck and agricultural dealers with 21 locations throughout QLD and Northern NSW. We are a family business specialising in the sale and service of heavy commercial trucks and trailers, and agricultural and construction machinery. The Brown and Hurley Group is the winner of many industry awards and a leading supplier to Australia's Road Transport and Agricultural Industry.
The Brown and Hurley Group are growing quick and want you to be part of our team in Rockhampton. You’ll play a critical role in the following duties that can include but not limited to:
Pick, pack and dispatch stock based on invoices
Inspect incoming stock for damage and check stock against paperwork to ensure it is correct
Input parts data into computer systems
Deliver parts to customers and pick up parts from other suppliers
Attend training when required
About you:
Previous warehousing work experience (desirable)
Works safely, efficiently and to a high standard
Is self-motivated and customer focused
Valuable communication skills and attention to detail
Agricultural,
truck or automotive warehousing experience is highly desirable
High wages + penalty rates
Warehousing apprenticeship
Training and career advancement
Well-equipped warehouses and facilities
Social events and support team setting
Health and wellbeing support programs
Retail, banking and health insurance discount programs
$3,500 relocation package
How to apply
Take the next step by clicking apply now and follow all prompts. If you are successfully shortlisted, we’ll be in contact with you shortly. If you wish to learn more about The Brown and Hurley Group please visit our website and connect with us on our socials below:
Website: brownandhurley.com.au/careers/
Facebook:
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Brown and Hurley Agriculture - facebook.com/BrownandHurleyAgriculture
Instagram:
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