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Our History...

We commenced operation in 1972 carrying limestone to the local cement works in Traralgon. From there we moved to carrying pulpwood from Licola to APM for chipping, and progressively made our way into transporting general freight. 

Over the years we have carried building products throughout the local and metropolitan area and pioneered the use of rough terrain forklift deliveries in Victoria.

We have diversified over time into general freight and progressively worked to develop skills and expertise in specialist and over-dimensional freight areas and have become predominantly long distance transporters.

We are unashamedly a family focused organisation and base our relationships with our staff, customers and service providers on the basis of honesty, courtesy, respect and integrity.


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Some of our major achievements and milestones / Commitment to the wider industry and community...

Contributing to a stronger industry by making possible Nola's participation in taking leadership roles in
the industry nationally through the National Transport Federation (NTF), NatRoad, Transport Industry
Superannuation Fund (TIS), Transport Women Australia Ltd (TWAL), Transport & Distribution Training
(TDT) Victoria, an Industry Advisory Board to government, the Victorian Industry Round table (IRT), The
Victorian Freight and Logistics Council (VFLC), The Transport and Logistics Workforce Advisory Group
(T&L WAG) and Women in Supply Chain (WISC).

Within the local community that involvement has included leadership roles in the Shire of Traralgon,
Latrobe Regional Commission, Gippsland Development Ltd, and other industry and community
organisations.

» Nola, awarded an OAM (Order of Australia Medal) for services to the Transport and Logistics Industry,
Women and the Community, 2012

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2012 OAM -  Nola with the Governor  at the investiture

» Inaugural NatRoad Award for Outstanding Involvement in the Road Freight Transport Industry 2011
Company featured in a Vic Roads Safety video 2010

» Winners, Gippsland Business Award, Transport & Logistics, 2008

» Participated in National Heavy Vehicle Accreditation Scheme (NHVAS) since 2008

» Promoting the Latrobe region with Latrobe City through taut liner billboard advertising, 2007

» Winners, Gippsland Business Award, Business of the Year, 2007

» Winners, Gippsland Business Award, Transport & Logistics, 2007

» Winners, Gippsland Business Award, Environment and Sustainable Business Practices, 2006

» Finalists, Family Business Australia Awards, 2005

» Finalists, State Training Awards, 2005

» Winners, Gippsland Business Award, Service, 2003

» Finalists, Gippsland Business Award, Environment and Sustainable Business Practices, 2003

» Continuous involvement in the Transitional Fatigue Management Scheme, 2000 - 2008

» Finalists, Global NatRoad Award for Excellence, 1999

» Model company in the instructional video for TruckSafe, 1998

» Nola, named inaugural National Road Transport Woman of the Year, 1997

» Assisting in the development and continuous involvement in TruckSafe Accreditation, since 1992


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Our Future Vision...

We will provide a progressive transport services focusing on excellence ensuring a vibrant business which will provide for all the families associated with it and so make our patch in Gippsland a better place in which to raise a family and live a healthy and rewarding life. We will achieve that by promoting:

»  Care of our customers, their freight and their concerns
»  Health and safety of our drivers and other staff
»  Ongoing education and training 
»  Responsible maintenance of our vehicles and equipment
»  Proactive management of our environment 
»  Sustainable management of all our systems


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An overview of our products, services and markets / How we have developed and grown our business

The BRANSTRANS fleet reflects the diverse customer base it services and may be seen in Gippsland
and throughout eastern Australia supporting the building power, mining and road construction industries
to name a few.

The mix of prime movers and an assortment of trailers including flat tops, taut liners, drop decks and
low loaders is enhanced by the distinctive company livery and the occasional use of our 1948 fully
restored Bedford Growth has been progressive but we have never lost sight of our philosophy that all
things are possible with sufficient notice, planning and cooperation. This means sometimes taking on
the jobs that other companies don’t want to or cannot do and our networks with other companies give
us the resilience to tackle large and long jobs.

Even so, one of the best things we have to offer customers is our openness to what they need done,
and working to make it happen.
Innovative company design supported by vehicle manufacturers has also seen gains in productivity and
flexibility of operation to our customer’s advantage.

Bottom line while road transport is the service we provide for our customers and trucks are the vehicles
we do that with, our business is largely about the management of change and it’s our people and our
willingness to see what needs to be done combined with the commitment to make a job happen that
sets us apart from our competitors.

Of significance is our active history of involvement within our local community and our industry locally,
regionally and nationally with multiple industry association memberships and regular seminar and
conference attendances to maintain a progressive perspective on how we can achieve our goals within
the context of the regulations we need to operate within and progressively implement cutting edge
technology when it is industry tested and cost effective.

Our journey has seen us develop systems to manage our whole operation in the context of:

•   minimizing risks to our personnel, other road users and our customers, their people and freight
•   actively encouraging the pursuit of good health, ongoing training and zero accidents
•   optimising equipment and vehicle specifications to maximise payloads and capacity
•   enabling flexibility of operations maximising vehicle productivity and achieving customers goals
•   establishing interactive networks with other operators to increase our capacity and options
•   providing opportunities for staff to interact with their families through flexible schedules and rostering


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What do we do...

We ship products into Gippsland on trucks that our people and industries rely upon ranging from building materials to plant and equipment to supply our power and manufacturing industries as well as shipping raw materials and manufactured products out of the region for downstream processing and end customer use locally interstate and overseas.

Our industry provides a vital service to our region supporting its lifestyle and enabling an ongoing income base for our own employees, the customer base we service and the wider community.

The freight task is an essential one in which our small business makes a significant contribution with 85% of our income sourced from outside the region and over 80% of our turnover reinvested in the local community through employee wages and support of local suppliers.

 

 


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