If you’re looking for a new challenge, look no further than Hall’s Cold Chain Logistics.

With humble beginnings in the 1950s, the company now does everything in the world of temperature-controlled logistics; providing efficient and cost-effective options across road, rail and coastal shipping. Icepak, part of the Hall’s Group, are specialists in blast freezing, chilled and frozen storage throughout New Zealand.

The company is on an exciting journey of transformation and looking for new team members to join them and take the business forward.

New fleet rollout

Nothing like a shiny new truck and trailer, looking sharp in the new Hall’s colour and logo. The company is making great progress with their fleet renewal programme – a significant investment that is already paying dividends. Advanced safety features on all the new units take driver protection and operational efficiency to the next level, coupled with impressive new technology.

Perks of the job

With the launch of a new staff benefits programme, there’s even more incentive to join! Hall’s employees get access to discounted shopping, fuel, in-store discounts, free tax & legal advice, free eye tests, health, travel, insurance and much more!

New era

There’s no doubt you get from a business what you put in! The leadership team is grateful to Hall’s owners and shareholders who are equipping them to take the business forward and cement their place as not only the largest, but also the leading cold chain operator in the country.

Counting on Hall’s to deliver

The company is gearing up, with a new five-year contract from Woolworths New Zealand. Investment in driver trainers and safety was a key consideration for Woolworths in renewing their contract.

Available opportunities include:

Class 1, 2, 4 and 5 drivers; Operations and dispatch staff; Forklift drivers and pickers for the Icepak cold storage warehouses (training provided).

Locations:

Auckland, Invercargill, Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Blenheim, Napier/ Hastings, Tamahere, Taumarunui, Waharoa and Longburn.