Every specialty covered

One platform for every supply-chain role

These sectors keep Australia moving. From warehousing and driving to machine operation and production, each role keeps supply chains running. CloudColleague connects you with verified people across all of them.

  • Hire across warehousing, transport and production.
  • Fill permanent roles or single shifts and short runs.
  • See verified licences and tickets on every profile.
  • Interview in-app and pay only on completion.
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Roles we cover across manufacturing, transport and logistics

Warehousing

Warehouse Worker Pick Packer Storeperson Inventory Controller
Permanent or single shift

Driving & Transport

Truck Driver (HR/HC/MC) Delivery Driver Courier Bus Driver
Runs or ongoing

Machine Operation

Forklift Operator Machine Operator Plant Operator Crane Operator
Shifts or contract

Production & Assembly

Production Worker Assembler Process Worker Line Supervisor
Casual or permanent

Logistics & Supply Chain

Logistics Coordinator Dispatch Officer Supply Chain Analyst Inventory Controller
Ongoing or project

Maintenance

Maintenance Fitter Mechanic Boilermaker Diesel Mechanic
Callouts or permanent
Two ways to staff up

Hire for the long term, or cover the gap

Demand does not run nine to five. CloudColleague lets you build a permanent team and fill last-minute gaps from the same place, whatever the role.

Hire permanently

Post a full-time or part-time role and recruit verified professionals who fit your business for the long run.

Post a Role
Build your team
  • Full-time, part-time and ongoing roles
  • Verified credentials and references on every profile
  • In-app interviews before you commit
  • Free to post, no agency markup

Post a task or shift

Need a single shift or a delivery run handled this week? Post a short-term task and fill it fast with a nearby professional.

Post a Task
Fill the gap fast
  • Casual, contract and single-shift cover
  • One-off tasks and short-term contracts
  • Payment released on completion, fast payouts
  • Flat 7% task fee, no tiered commissions
Built for 2026

How CloudColleague helps manufacturing, transport and logistics in 2026?

E-commerce growth and busy supply chains keep demand high for warehouse, transport and production staff. These features are built to meet it.

Verified credentials

Profiles are vetted for forklift, truck and high-risk licences before you hire.

Short-term & contract cover

Post a single task or short contract and fill gaps within hours, not weeks.

In-app interviews

Screen and interview candidates inside the platform before any commitment.

Fast, secure payouts

Payments are released on completion, with same-day options for finished work.

No agency markup

Free to post a job and a flat 7% on tasks. No tiered fees, no connection charges.

Bulk posting for surges

Staff up for busy periods and project peaks with multiple postings at once.

Location-based matching

Find people near your site, across every state and territory.

Jobs and tasks in one place

Manage ongoing roles and one-off tasks side by side, from a single dashboard.

What roles pay?

Manufacturing, Transport & Logistics pay rates in Australia (2025 to 2026)

Wondering what a role earns before you hire or apply? Here is an indicative guide to pay across common manufacturing, transport and logistics roles.

RoleTypical pay (AUD)Notes
Warehouse Worker$28 to $32 / hour$55,000 to $65,000 full-time.
Forklift Operator$27 to $35 / hourLicence (LF) required.
Truck Driver (HR/HC)$65,000 to $90,000Long-haul and specialised higher.
Production Worker$26 to $32 / hourShift penalties apply.
Logistics Coordinator$70,000 to $90,000Office-based, in demand.

Experience.

Entry-level starts lower, while senior and specialised people earn well above the averages.

Location.

City, regional and remote rates differ, often with incentives in high-demand areas.

Sector.

Award rates, enterprise agreements and private or contract work all differ.

Casual loading.

Casual staff usually get about 25% extra in place of paid leave.

Hiring or job-hunting in manufacturing, transport and logistics?

Post a role for free, or browse current manufacturing, transport and logistics jobs and tasks on CloudColleague.

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Looking for manufacturing, transport and logistics work?

Find roles, shifts and short tasks that fit your skills and your schedule, with verified employers across Australia.

Browse permanent, casual and contract roles.
Get matched to work near you.
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Get paid securely on completion.

Manufacturing, Transport & Logistics hiring FAQs

What manufacturing, transport and logistics roles can I hire on CloudColleague?

You can hire across the full manufacturing, transport and logistics workforce, including Warehouse Worker, Forklift Operator, Truck Driver, Production Worker, Logistics Coordinator, Delivery Driver and more. Every role can be filled as a permanent hire or a short-term task.

Can I post short-term or contract manufacturing, transport and logistics work?

Yes. Alongside permanent roles, you can post a single shift, a short contract or a one-off task, fill it fast with a verified professional nearby, and release payment on completion.

How does CloudColleague verify manufacturing, transport and logistics professionals?

Every profile is vetted for forklift, truck and high-risk licences before you hire. You can also interview candidates in-app before you commit.

How much does it cost to hire staff?

Posting a job is free. For tasks, CloudColleague charges a flat 7% on completed work, with no agency markup, no tiered commissions and no connection fees.

How much do manufacturing, transport and logistics workers earn in Australia?

How much do logistics workers earn in Australia? As a 2025 to 2026 guide, warehouse and forklift work pays about $27 to $35 an hour, and truck drivers earn around $65,000 to $90,000. These figures are indicative and not a wage rate.