Commercial Transport

Background

Whether it’s by road, rail or on the water, the commercial transport sector is the lifeblood of Aotearoa. Producers, importers, and exporters depend on the timely and efficient movement of goods around the country. Commercial transport keeps industry moving, shelves full and the country functioning.

The Commercial Transport NIAG covers:

• Commercial Road Transport
• Rail transport
• Driving skills

Commercial Transport priority areas:

• Improved collaboration between industry and providers in relation to the design of the programs delivered to learners. Balance between theory and practical.
• The need for training programs to upskill workers on the new technology and systems that are being introduced to Aotearoa’s fleets.
• Developing pathways for career progression that enable equal opportunities for all learners.
• Challenges of a diverse workforce including learners with English as a second language and learners facing difficulties with theory-based qualifications.

• Kelsi Ng Lam – Co-chair
•  Peter Sheppard – Co-chair
• David Boyce
• David Jenkins
• Dom Kalasih
• Lance Gush
• Michael Doeg
• Murray Young
• Neil Carr