Task Transport Pty Ltd

11/06/2024

Would just like to thank Quality Electrical Projects - Brisbane for being quick & efficient in fixing our power outage over the weekend. Great job guys, much appreciated.

10/05/2024

Do it for Dolly Day is today, May 10th. Do It for Dolly Day is to spread awareness about Dolly's dream, Dolly Everett was just 14 when she tragically took her own life due to bullying. On May 10th people wear blue to support Dolly's Dream and to be a part of raising awareness of bullying. Speak even if you think its weak.

01/05/2024

Truck and quad driver’s required.

To fill the positions you will need:
• A current white or blue card
• A HC or MC licence
• Experience and knowledge of the local area northside Brisbane.
• Construction experience is needed
• Must be able to drive a Roadranger Gear Box
• Trucks are based in Caboolture (Northside Brisbane)
• Able to Pass Drug Test
• Wanting to work
• Required Mon-Fri, Occasional Saturday

Please forward resume to:
[email protected]

Successful applicants will be contacted.

21/12/2023

Task Transport would like to thank all staff, customers and suppliers for there support throughout 2023 - Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to All.
We will closed from 22nd December 2023 & returning 8th January 2024.

05/12/2023

Requiring Truck & Dog/Quad/Side Tipper drivers.
Depot based in Caboolture, Local Northside work, occasional southside
Some Saturdays as required.
Must be proficient with a roadranger gearbox (No Automatic Trucks available)
Be able to back a super dog without a dolly lock.
Tipper experience preferred
Onsite experience preferred
Blue/White construction card required
Permanent casual as position is weather dependant.
Rate above award wages - will be discussed at interview
Able to Pass Drug & Alcohol Testing

NO TIME WASTERS, WILLING TO WORK AND WANT TO WORK

**INTERVIEW IN PERSON ONLY NOT OVER THE PHONE**
(Office hours 8.30am - 3.30pm for interview or enquiries)

05/10/2023

13/09/2023

“Are you okay?” is a simple question to ask. It’s probably one that we ask often to those around us; a quick way to check in with family, friends, work colleagues, and everything in between.

To put it simply, “Are you okay?” is an easy question to ask, but a difficult conversation to embark on. It has the potential to lead to an honest interaction and painful conversation, so it’s a question that tends to not be asked when it matters the most

You are engaging in a conversation not with the goal of fixing their mental health, but to hear, understand, and empathise with them. Creating a safe space for the person to speak their mind and taking the time to listen rather than throwing solutions at them can make all the difference.

If you’re not sure about where they’d prefer to have a sensitive discussion, then go ahead and ask them. Even if they don’t have a place in mind, they’ll appreciate the gesture.

Most important of all, show the person that their thoughts and/or feelings have been heard. Take a moment before embarking on a conversation to consider how you might do this. You want to use the time to connect to the person with understanding and empathy.

Depending on how the conversation goes, take the necessary steps to follow up with the person and ensure they’re getting the relevant help they need. Reassure the person that they have people that care about them, and they can always reach out to you in the future.

Life is full of twists and turns, and there will be no shortage of moments when we won’t be okay. And your approach when asking that easy yet important question could mean the difference between a day-to-day call-and-response ritual, and a safe yet productive conversation. And a conversation could change a life.

Be here to hear this R U OK? Day.

Helplines are available:
Su***de Call Back Service: 1300 659 467
Kids Helpline (up to 25 years): 1800 551 800
Lifeline: 13 11 14
Men’s Line Australia: 1300 789 978
Beyond Blue: 1300 224 636
Q-life LGBTQIA+: 1800 184 527
Lifeline Text (6pm-12am): 0477 131 114
GriefLine: 1300 845 745

03/02/2023

27/06/2022