Tasmanian Heavy Haulage

16/06/2026

06/05/2026

✅ Successful delivery completed
A 4m wide, 5m high tunnel plug was transported from Melbourne and delivered into Lake King William 🚛

This move required careful planning, the correct equipment, and a coordinated effort to ensure a safe and efficient outcome.
A big thank you to everyone involved in making it happen 👏 and to Searoad Shipping for shipping the piece across Bass Strait 🌊⚓

Another job delivered to spec ✅

06/05/2026

Big gear on the move yesterday.
This 6m wide load rolled through behind some solid Kenworth power, heading to Railton.
Takes proper gear and a steady crew to move something this size — job done right.

12/04/2026

Rain, hail, shine (and definitely snow)—the work doesn't stop. 🛠️❄️
​The THH crew was out in it yesterday making sure the job stays on track. Stay warm out there!

19/03/2026

✨ Awesome photo, “Little Wombat”! Hard to believe this brand‑new Drill Rig travelled from the other side of the world to end up here in little old Tassie! 🌍➡️🇦🇺💪

quick shot at east devonport earlier

12/03/2026

🚛 Two brand‑new Tefco scrap metal trailers have just hit the road — and they’re looking exceptional.

A huge thank you to Tefco Trailers and Sims Metal for the quality workmanship and ongoing support.

Onwards and upwards for the fleet. 👌

05/03/2026

🚨 Big Move in Devonport Today! 🚨
3.5‑metre‑wide TT-Line pontoons have officially landed at the Devonport Wharf !
Massive effort, planning and teamwork — awesome job guys! 💪🔥🚛💥

25/02/2026

🚚 WE’RE HIRING – 2 NEW DRIVER ROLES!
Take the wheel and step into a role where every day brings a new challenge and achievement.

We’re looking for:
🔹 1 x HR Driver – Rigid Tilt Tray
🔹 1 x HC Driver – Prime Mover

Why join us?
✔ Fast‑paced, rewarding work
✔ Modern, expanding fleet
✔ Supportive team environment
✔ No two days the same

📩 Apply via SEEK or email [email protected]
⏳ Applications close COB Friday 6th March 2026

17/02/2026

✨ We’re hiring! An exciting new role has just opened up, offering great opportunities for learning, growth, and being part of a fantastic team in Devonport. Don’t miss out—check it out and apply today!

16/02/2026

Proud to be involved in organising this one from Melbourne International Wharf to King Island. Keep Truckin'

Hydro Tasmania has transported 25-metre wind turbine blades from Devonport to King Island to begin repairs on a damaged turbine.

The oversized cargo was shipped aboard the John Duigan with support from TasPorts’ Bass Island Line crew following a complex logistics operation.

The blades will replace components damaged during extreme wind conditions, with Entura overseeing the project.

Repairs, including tower and foundation works, are expected to be completed by the end of 2026.