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Adelaide

Clear 11 ^oC
Humidity: 67%
Wind: SW at 6 mph

Mon	5 ⇒ 15 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «
Tue	11 ⇒ 18 ^oC	» Clear «
Wed	12 ⇒ 19 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «

Albury

--- 11 ^oC
Humidity: 57%
Wind: W at 6 mph

Mon	5 ⇒ 11 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «
Tue	5 ⇒ 16 ^oC	» Clear «
Wed	9 ⇒ 17 ^oC	» Partly Sunny «

Wagga Wagga

Overcast 8 ^oC
Humidity: 93%
Wind: S at 1 mph

Mon	0 ⇒ 12 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «
Tue	3 ⇒ 14 ^oC	» Clear «
Wed	7 ⇒ 15 ^oC	» Partly Sunny «

Sydney

Clear 15 ^oC
Humidity: 48%
Wind: NW at 8 mph

Mon	10 ⇒ 19 ^oC	» Clear «
Tue	11 ⇒ 18 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «
Wed	12 ⇒ 17 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «

Canberra

Mostly Cloudy 7 ^oC
Humidity: 76%
Wind: NW at 9 mph

Mon	2 ⇒ 12 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «
Tue	0 ⇒ 14 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «
Wed	5 ⇒ 15 ^oC	» Partly Sunny «

Melbourne

Rain Showers 8 ^oC
Humidity: 93%
Wind: W at 6 mph

Mon	7 ⇒ 13 ^oC	» Chance of Rain «
Tue	7 ⇒ 15 ^oC	» Clear «
Wed	11 ⇒ 15 ^oC	» Partly Sunny «

Welcome To Freestone's Transport

"Our vision is to deliver the highest possible standards of service and performance by safely and securely transporting our clients products whenever and wherever needed."

Services

No matter what your organisation needs to move, Freestone's Transport can take all the worries out of making full-load deliveries whether they are across town, around the state or throughout the country. Our professionally trained staff are a phone call away 24hours, 7 days a week
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News- Employment Opportunities

Tuesday, 16 February 2010 01:25

Freestone's Transport are currently seeking the following to join the team at Freestone's Transport:

LINEHAUL DRIVER- MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY BASED

Freestones are seeking professional linehaul drivers for our Melbourne-Sydney route. We offer to sucessful applicants:

• One truck-one driver,

• Set routes

• Home during the week and on the weekends.

For further information please call Freestones (03) 93351590 during business hours or apply on line www.freestones.com.au

All successful applicants will be required to undertake a health and criminal check

DIESEL MECHANIC

Freestones Transport have a position available for a qualified, self motivated diesel mechanic who has working knowledge of Cat, Cummins and Detroit engines, along with road ranger experience. A good knowledge of electrics will also be advantageous.

This is an opportunity for the successful applicant to join a team with high standards within the industry, working in a clean and well equipped environment carrying out maintenance to our fleet of Kenworth, Western Star and Peterbilt trucks. The successful applicant will be offered attractive remuneration as well as opportunities for overtime.

Applicants should contact our Workshop Manager on 03 9335 1590 to arrange an interview.

May 2010 Heli trip to Lake Eyre

Written by Jody

Thursday, 27 May 2010 05:51

Thursday 13th May. The weather is a little dodgy, black clouds, visibility at the Gap has been too low to fly through, finally at 13:30 we depart with a cross wind, rendezvousing with The Kid and Vanessa in VHN at Broadford, direct for Mildura. We arrive at 16:00 and take 136 litres, Paul comments that it is cheaper than running the Kingswood! We are greeted by Shakey, the heli’s are parked in his shed and we head for the Mildura Hotel for the night.
Last Updated on Thursday, 27 May 2010 06:05
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For Sale

No equipment for sale at this time... please check regularly as this page is frequently updated.
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Melbourne's New Super Speed Cameras

Here is the new speed camera system that is being tested. It's a cylindrical pole about 2m high with 3 Perspex stripes on it (hidden cameras, one for each lane of the highway), and there's some matching sensors on the far side of the road in the gutter.

When you see the stripes it means that there is a speed camera. The locations for these new cameras are listed below. The one in question is located at the bottom of a very steep hill. Of course it is illegal for a radar or mobile speed camera to be set up in these sort of positions but its ok if its fixed.

Tow Truck

Freestone’s Transport tow truck services is a licensed tow truck operator (license number 08083) and offers to the public a state of the art heavy haulage tow truck. This was derived by finding that we needed to get our own linehaul services moving without interruption when involved in an in-transit delay.
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Freestones Transport Newsletter 24th August

Written by chris

Wednesday, 07 April 2010 06:59

ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to congratulate Billy Adams on ten years of service at Freestones and for the safe arrival on Friday of his son Joshua! We all congratulate Billy and his family best wishes during this wonderful and exciting time!
WELCOME BACK!
Welcome back to Jody Freestone. After a five year hiatus Jody is back with a main focus on compliance throughout the organisation. If anyone has any concerns or suggestions on how we can do anything better please do not hesitate to contact Jody!
SAFE-T-CAM AVOIDANCE
Please be reminded that any attempt to avoid Safe-T-Cam (STC) for any reason amounts to an unauthorised activity and is a breach of your performance requirements as a long distance driver – please see page 8 and 21 of Freestones Transport Employee Manual (FTEM). Avoidance of STC places you and other road users at risk. Your employment may be risk if we are notified by authorities that you have deliberately avoided STC as this is a breach of NSW road law. If Freestone’s receives a notice to produce records letter from the RTA, they could commence a Chain of Responsibility investigation against Freestone’s alleging measures taken by drivers is avoiding compliance to Speed and Fatigue Regulations. Advice from the RTA indicates that the avoidance measures contained on pages 2 and 3 of this week’s newsletter may amount to an $800.00 fine and 4 demerit points off your license.
COMPANY OWNED FRIDGES
Freestones management has decided to introduce a new policy of providing company owned fridges in all trucks. As we are slowly moving through the fleet you will be contacted individually when your truck is due for fitment. Please note that no privately owned fridges will be allowed to be used in your truck once your vehicle is being fitted due to damage to the trucks and OH&S reasons.
FREESTONES CHAIN OF RESPONSIBILITY COMMITMENT
Thank you to everyone that has returned their signed copy of their commitment to transporting freight in the safest way possible for all within the supply chain and the general public. To those whom have not had the opportunity to return their signed copy, please do so by Monday 30 August 2010. If anyone did not receive a copy please see operations for a copy.
DRIVER HISTORY REPORTS
We are requesting that each driver contact their local authority to provide Freestone’s with a valid driver history report. If you have provided Operations with a report in the last 30 days this does not apply to you (for example from 25 July to 25 August 2010). Could you please provide a copy to Operations in Melbourne by 8 September 2010. The costs for the report are: Vicroads: $8.00 (available online); RTA: $19.00 (available online); South Australia: $21.00 (Go to Service SA's Customer Service Centre or write to Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure); ACT: $ Unknown (contact 13 22 81).
ANNUAL LEAVE
This is a reminder to all driving staff that all annual leave request forms must be handed into Operations by 1 October 2010 for leave requests before 1 October and after 24 December 2010. Please be reminded that leave is denied between 1 October to 24 December each year pursuant to page 21 of the FTEM unless in extraordinary circumstances.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 September 2010 05:07