GREAT DRIVING: Nominate an outstanding truck driver for an industry award.
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Nominate an awesome truckie for an industry award

DO YOU know an outstanding truck driver who deserves some recognition?

Now is your chance to thrust them into the spotlight as the Australian Trucking Association is calling for nominations for the 2018 National Trucking Industry Awards.

These prestigious awards acknowledge individuals and organisations who have gone above and beyond in all fields throughout the trucking industry.

"Trucking is a proud industry, and one that is vital to Australia's success and future prosperity,” ATA chief executive officer Ben Maguire said. 

Nominations are now open for the following awards:

- Outstanding Contribution to the Trucking Industry

- National Trucking Industry Woman of the Year

- National Professional Driver of the Year

- National Training Excellence Award

The awards will be presented at Trucking Australia 2018, to be held from 18-20 April at the National Convention Centre in Canberra during the ATA Foundation Sponsors Gala Awards Dinner.

The Don Watson Memorial Award and the TruckSafe John Kelly Memorial Award will also be presented on the evening. 

"Acknowledging the high achievers at Trucking Australia recognises the investment in quality, commitment to serve, and business awareness required to operate in this environment,” Mr Maguire said. 

"I urge all in the industry to join in and celebrate these awards, by both nominating industry leaders and attending the awards.”


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