News2023-02-09T12:25:49+13:00

Driving change in the trucking industry

If you see a shiny new Hilton Haulage side loading truck on the roads around Otago and Southland – chances are it’s being driven by Kylie Olsen – the company’s only female side loader operator. Hilton Haulage has about 350 truck drivers across the country – and 19 of those drivers are female. Scott McAuley, Hilton Haulage’s General Manager [...]

15/04/2023|

All in on wellbeing at Hilton Haulage

Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting New Zealand approached Hilton's General Manager of Safety, Quality and Compliance, Tom Bryant and asked to share how we support the health and wellness of our kaimahi (employees) in the workplace. The below article was published in the March edition of Transporting News. Hilton Haulage offer their kaimahi (employees) a comprehensive range of resources to support [...]

08/03/2023|

We’d like to introduce two key new leaders in our team

ELLA FARRELL Ella Farrell was recently appointed to the role of Chief Financial Officer. Ella is an experienced finance, and IT executive holding previous roles within construction, infrastructure, agriculture and professional services. Ella’s experience also extends into governance with a range of directorship roles.  Her strong commercial aptitude, proven success in developing and executing strategy, and driving successful change [...]

09/12/2022|

Hilton Haulage accepts highly commended award in the Driver Safety category of the Australasian Fleet Champions Awards 2022

We were proud to accept a highly commended award in the Driver Safety category of the Australasian Fleet Champions Awards 2022. These annual awards are run by New Zealand road safety charity Brake, to celebrate the achievements of fleet organisations working to reduce road deaths and injuries. Hilton Haulage's road safety strategy has focused on driver wellness and fatigue awareness, [...]

29/11/2022|

Supporting the well being of our people

Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) takes place in the last week of September every year. It aims to bring conversations about mental health into the foreground, raise awareness of those who may be struggling and boost overall wellbeing. This is a national effort, run by the Mental Health Foundation New Zealand, and encourages workplaces, organisations and individuals to take part [...]

30/09/2022|
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