We're currently on the lookout for an experienced Reach Stacker operator to join our high-performing team in East Arm NT. This role will be responsible for supporting our day-to-day operations including loading/unloading containers from train/trucks/trailers, staging containers, consolidating freight and general yard duties. We have a permanent rotating AM + PM shift role available, working 1 week AM shift Monday to Friday, then rotating onto PM shifts the following week. Key areas:
- Driving the commitment to Linfox Safety Standards at all times
- Reach Stacker operation
- Loading and unloading trains, trucks and trailers
- General duties including staging orders and maintaining a tidy workspace
- Thriving in a fast-paced, team environment
Are you the one?
- Hold a valid Reach Stacker licence
- Loading and unloading freight with confidence
- Comfortable using basic computer systems, especially SAP or similar platforms
- Very safety conscious and be able to adhere to company policies and procedures
- Access to reliable transport
- Robust work ethic - reliable, punctual & hardworking
- A team player with a can-do attitude
What's in it for me?
- 12 weeks paid parental leave and return to work bonus for eligible employees
- Career development opportunities and mentoring programs
- Access to a range of benefits across dining and adventure, travel and health and well-being
- The chance to work in a high-performing team where your contributions truly make an impact
At Linfox, we focus on providing an inclusive and diverse workplace where our people can perform at their best. We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds, identities and perspectives; with people of diverse genders, ages, religions, abilities, sexual orientations and cultures (including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples) encouraged to apply.
📌 Reach Stacker Operator (Darwin)
🏢 Linfox
📍 Darwin
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