Warehouse, Forklift & Driver Jobs in Sydney

Pick & pack, RF scanning, forklift operating (LF and LO), MR/HR truck driving, process and assembly, and dispatch & receival roles. Most of the work is in Western Sydney — Smithfield, Wetherill Park, Eastern Creek and Moorebank — with new shifts coming in daily.

Only for forklift roles. If you hold a current LF (counterbalance) or LO (order picker) licence you go straight to those higher-paying forklift operator jobs. Pick & pack, RF scanning, process and dispatch roles don’t need a forklift ticket — and many suit first-timers.

Yes. We place MR and HR licence drivers on delivery, distribution and yard shuttle runs that feed Sydney’s warehouses. You’ll need a current MR or HR licence and a clean driving record. Most runs are local Sydney work, casual or ongoing.

General warehouse work starts from $33/hr casual and forklift operators from $35/hr, with penalty rates for weekends, public holidays and overnight shifts. Truck driver pay depends on licence class and run — confirmed before every job. You’re paid every Thursday with super included for casual employees.

Yes. General warehouse hand, process and assembly, and dispatch roles are open to first-timers — you just need the right to work in Australia, steel-cap boots and a good attitude. Forklift and truck driving roles need the relevant ticket, but plenty of warehouse work needs none.

Often, yes. Sydney’s distribution centres get busy fast, so immediate-start and next-day warehouse shifts come up regularly — especially pick & pack and general hand roles in Western Sydney. Register today and we’ll call you the moment a shift near you opens up.

Yes. Warehouse work is one of the easiest ways for working-holiday (417/462) visa holders to start earning — most general hand, pick & pack and dispatch roles need no ticket, just the right to work in Australia. Forklift roles need a current LF/LO licence.

Yes. Alongside warehouse work we place transport and logistics staff — delivery drivers, yard hands, loaders and offsiders — plus event staff for setup, bump-in/out and pack-down at Sydney venues and expos. Driving runs need an MR/HR licence; most transport, yard and event roles need no ticket. Casual and short-notice shifts come up regularly.

Mostly Western Sydney — Smithfield, Wetherill Park, Eastern Creek and Moorebank — plus distribution hubs across Greater Sydney. We match you to jobs close to home wherever we can.

Yes — most warehouse, forklift and driver work through LEAP is temporary and casual: single shifts, seasonal cover and ongoing rosters. You pick the shifts you want, get paid every Thursday with super, and can take on as much or as little work as suits you.