Company
The HR Hub NZ
Location
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Job type
Internship
Posted
33 days ago
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Job description
CLASS 4 FLAT DECK TRUCK DRIVER – IMMEDIATE START – Auckland MetroWant steady hours, good pay, and home in the evenings? This is the job for you.WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?$31 per hourGuaranteed minimum 40 hours per weekMonday to Friday, weekends are yoursEarly 6:00–6:30am starts, evenings free!Stable, long-term role with a reputable Auckland companyAbout Us – Campbell’s CartageCampbell’s Cartage is a locally owned Auckland cartage company with over 30 years in the industry. We run a modern, well-maintained fleet and value drivers who take pride in their work and look after their gear. As we continue to grow, we’re looking for a reliable Class 4 flat deck driver to join the team.THE ROLEYou’ll be driving a Class 4 flat deck truck around Auckland metro, picking up and dropping off loads at manufacturing companies. You’ll be responsible for:Driving a Class 4 flat deck truck safely across Auckland metroLoading and unloading forklift loads at manufacturing sitesStrapping and securing loads to meet safety requirementsCompleting vehicle checksKeeping your logbook accurate and up to dateKeeping the truck clean and reporting any issues straight awayFollowing all traffic laws and work time rulesBeing on time and representing the company well with customersWhat You’ll BringCurrent Class 4 licenceForklift licence or proven forklift experienceExperience driving flat deck trucks and securing loadsConfident navigating Auckland’s metro delivery areasStrong commitment to health and safetyReliable, punctual, and professional attitudeNZ work rightsWHY JOIN US?Guaranteed hours, consistent, ongoing work every weekCompetitive pay with overtime opportunitiesSupportive, down-to-earth teamWell-maintained fleetStrong focus on safetyGood trucks. Good hours. Good pay. Not much missing here… except you. Apply now or contact Michelle Jackson 022 010 7953 michelle.jackson@findex.co.nz to find out more, or for a confidential chat!Applicants must have NZ work rights.
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What is the minimum wage for Cleaning Staff Jobs in New Zealand starting April 2026?
As per the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, the minimum wage for cleaning staff in New Zealand is NZ$24.00 per hour from 1 April 2026. Cleaning staff working more than 40 hours per week must receive time-and-a-half overtime pay at NZ$36.00 per hour. This rate applies to all employees aged 16 and over with no exceptions for cleaning roles.
Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
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What visa do international applicants need for Cleaning Staff Jobs in New Zealand in 2026?
As per Immigration New Zealand, international applicants for cleaning staff jobs require a Specific Purpose Work Visa or Accredited Employer Work Visa valid for up to 3 years as of 2026. Applicants must hold a job offer from a licensed employer and pay NZ$490 for the visa application fee. No points-based system applies to this occupation.
Source: Immigration New Zealand
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What experience is required to qualify for Cleaning Staff Jobs in New Zealand without formal qualifications?
As per the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, no formal education or certification is required for cleaning staff jobs in New Zealand as of 2026. Applicants must demonstrate at least 6 months of paid cleaning experience through references or payslips. On-the-job health and safety training must be completed within the first week of employment.
Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
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What documents are needed to apply for Cleaning Staff Jobs in New Zealand in 2026?
As per the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, applicants must submit a CV, two written references, and proof of identity such as a passport or NZ driver licence. For visa holders, a valid work visa and IRD number must be provided before the first shift. Applications are submitted directly to employers via email or their online portals.
Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
