BGC Transport
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    Company Profile

    Company overview

    Industry

    Logistics, Freight & Delivery Services

    Primary location

    226 Riley Road, Moora WA 6510, Australia
    BGC Transport’s exponential growth has seen the company become one of the most capable delivery systems in Australia’s Transport Industry. The company’s large, fully serviced fleet of haulage vehicles operates around the clock, transporting millions of tonnes of cargo throughout Western Australia every year.In addition to being an integral component of the BGC network, the haulage operations also transport materials for external companies. The fleet of long and short haul vehicles caters to the transport needs of the building, construction agricultural, mining and service industries and contributes substantially to BGC's vertical integration and immunity from industrial disputes.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.

    Reviews overview

    1.85 ratings in total
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    Employees at BGC Transport appreciate the earning potential, particularly due to the availability of overtime hours, as well as the flexible scheduling and laid-back work environment.

    However, there are potential challenges, such as concerns about work/life balance due to expectations of unreasonable overtime, communication issues with schedulers, supervisors, and management, poorly maintained equipment and unsatisfactory repair timeframes, a perceived lack of engagement from management in addressing employee concerns, and suggestions that safety standards could be improved to meet current best practices.

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    Recent reviews

    1.0
    Brick carter
    Jan 2024
    Perth WA 6000
    Stay clear, the right hand doesn't know what the other is doing,
    The good thingsGood money but only because you're forced to do unreasonable overtime.
    The challengesCommunication with the schedulers and supervisors. When you drop something at the workshop to be patched up you have to find a lift back to the yard!
    2.0
    Truck Driver
    Mar 2022
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Badly run part of BGC.
    The good thingsPlenty of hours available if no wok/life balance is required. Scheduler is very flexible and accomodating.
    The challengesOld, poorly maintained gear. Brick cartage is treated as an afterthought by senior transport management who are only interested in the tipper fleet and have no interest in carter’s concerns. Management awol unless they require something. Communication is non existent. Safety is all but lip service. Brick carting runs on the good will of the drivers and scheduler. No reward for productivity. Pay rate is pretty poor encouraging drivers to work very long hours.
    1.0
    Truck Driver
    Jul 2019
    3 to 4 years in the role
    Part from management... some good people work there...
    The good thingsCan't think of too many....
    The challengesManagement had no clue what truck driver's go through each day...
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