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Quantum Transport Pty Ltd

Locality: Sutherland, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +6195219500

Address: Suite 4, 49-51 Eton Street 2232 Sutherland, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.qtransport.com.au

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25.01.2022 Next Chrissy pressie? https://truckieslogbookcover.com.au/

22.01.2022 Looking Good!! We are pleased to announce our move to our new premises to Smeaton Grange. We're full for a couple of months, if you would like to enquire about warehousing please contact:... Marissa [email protected] #warehousemanagement #WarehouseJobs #Warehousemoves #warehousing #warehousingsolutions #transportandlogistics #supplychainmanagement #supplychainsolutions

18.01.2022 Queensland Rail is asking transport businesses and truck drivers to complete a survey that will help them better understand the industry's knowledge of vehicle ...load height. The information from the surveys will help shape initiatives aimed at reducing the number of rail bridge collisions. The surveys are anonymous, take about 10 minutes to complete, and close at 5pm on Friday 14 February 2020. Respondents who leave their email address will go in a draw to win one of five $100 gift cards. If you are a transport business owner, you should complete the following survey bit.ly/3aXzwck If you are a driver, you should complete the following survey bit.ly/2GDAxIr

17.01.2022 This man does our Industry proud, it is good to hear of drivers with a good head on their shoulders. Congratulations!!

16.01.2022 Stay safe and a very merry Christmas and new year. From the team at Quantum Transport.

11.01.2022 Truck blind spots Trucks may be higher off the road than cars and have bigger mirrors, but that doesn’t mean their drivers have a better view of what’s going on... around them. Trucks actually have much bigger blind spots than cars. If you’re in a truck’s blind spot, the driver won’t know you’re there. So if they suddenly have to brake or change lanes, you’re at risk of a collision. Learn where a truck’s blind spots are, don’t linger beside a truck, and give truck drivers the space they need to keep you and everyone else on the road safe. Learn where the blind spots are Trucks have four blind spots: immediately in front of the truck beside the driver’s door directly behind the truck on the passenger’s side, from the door extending out across three lanes along the length of the truck If you have to drive through these areas to pass a truck, make sure you’re far enough behind for the truck driver to see you, indicate early, and then pass as quickly as it's safe to do so without breaking the speed limit. If you can’t see my mirrors, I can’t see you Truck drivers rely on their side mirrors to see what’s happening around them. If you can’t see a truck’s mirrors, you’re most likely in a blind spot and therefore invisible. If the driver has to take evasive action to avoid a potential incident, they may collide with you. Be patient and keep a safe following distance. Watch for signals When you’re driving close behind a truck in slower traffic, not only can the truck driver not see you, but you can’t see what’s happening up ahead. Watch for the truck’s indicators and brake lights, so you’re ready to slow down if the truck turns, slows or stops.

11.01.2022 Are you aware of the new law for truck drivers? The state government has brought a new law for you if you drive a truck in Victoria. According to the new law, t...he amount of alcohol (BAC) in blood for drivers of vehicles heavier than 4.5 tonnes (GVM-Gross Vehicle Mass) should now be zero (0.00). The government has increased the need for zero blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for drivers of heavy vehicles, their passengers and others using the roads. The new zero BAC legal requirement for all heavy drivers has begun on 1 April 2021 Previously, zero BAC was required only for large vehicles, as used to apply to drivers with more than 15 tonnes of GVM. But from April 1, 2021, zero BAC has been applicable to all heavy vehicle drivers. You can find more information about this from the VicRoads website.. See more

09.01.2022 Quantum Transport Solutions are pleased to announce the implementation of our first phase of major growth in the business, our new division for on-hire warehouse employees. We are looking for dedicated employees who are keen to grow their careers long term in the Transport & Logistics Industry. You will have: ... - Forklift License | LO & LF - Ideally experience in warehousing/ freight - Customer Service - Genuine interest in this Industry to grow your career In return we will: - Generous Remuneration - Offer on-site Support with on-going training - Potential Career growth If you, or anyone you know would be keen for this opportunity we would love to hear from you, please forward your CV to [email protected]

09.01.2022 The Hume Highway is now CLOSED between Narellan Road Campbelltown and Illawarra Highway Sutton Forrest. Picton Road is CLOSED bewteeen Mt Ousley and the Picton township.

07.01.2022 Warehousing and Distribution - With our growth to our new Warehouse we will support New and Current Clients by providing efficient warehousing solutions, Cross Docking. This will minimise your storage requirements and get your goods out faster to our Client's Customers. #warehouse #logistics #supplychain #transportation #CrossDocking

04.01.2022 Not long until this rolls out in NSW..... stay tuned. From RMS to NHVR

04.01.2022 SafeWork NSW has tools for businesses to stay safe around trucks and vehicles in your workplace. The Safety Around Your Vehicle (SAYV) information pack focuses on safety principles for high-risk tasks performed around the vehicle. These primarily focus on traffic management, loading and unloading, ancillary tasks and unintended vehicle movement. Download your information pack today.

03.01.2022 Merry Christmas & Have a Safe holiday period, from everyone at Quantum Transport

02.01.2022 Hope you are all keeping Safe!