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T&L Future Ready Stakeholder Engagement – Campaign VET 4 T&L e-news Social media Social media promotion to date has included the T&L Future Ready project and educational awareness activities to support the related IRC Skills Forecast. https://mailchi.mp/qta/vet-4-tlnews- april?e=8d121ace60 Engagement HQ The dedicated project page was established including tools such as Key Dates and a Quick Poll. It is the landing page for the supporting social media campaigns and provides ‘3 Ways to Get Involved’. https://www.yoursaytlsc.com.au/tl-future-ready Stakeholder Engagement – Number of responses by SA4 Region A systematic approach ensured the Report captured industry input from all of the targeted SA4 Regional Areas, which align with the Regional Hub Profiles. The survey responses and industry feedback collected during was mapped against the regions where the business operates. Source: Map: http://www.qgso.qld.gov.au/products/reports/reg-labour-force/qld-sa4-2011.pdf Stakeholder List We would like to thank industry who supported the consultation, giving their valuable time and feedback to help shape the future of the transport and logistics workforce. Whether it was via an anonymous survey or you are from one of the businesses below who agreed to be listed as part of the T&L Future Ready consultation, we acknowledge and appreciate your commitment to the transport and logistics industry. Transport and Logistics Rugby Transport All Purpose Transport Russell Transport ATT Logistics SEQ Water Autocare Services Sloans Livestock Belbaker Bus Charter Strategix Training Group BK Hire Stow’s Transport Pty Ltd Blenners Transport Taylor's Removals & Storage Bonds Transport Group Team Transport & Logistics Brisbane Buslines Tex Davis Haulage Brisbane Grammar School Townsville Transport Services Bus Queensland Zarb Road Transport Clarks Logan City Bus Service D & B Smith Bros Transport Dantrans Rail Easter Group Australian Rail Track Corporation Emerald Carrying Company Excavation Equipment Aviation FCB Logistics Blue Tongue Helicopter Services Followmont Transport Cairns Aviation Skills Centre Frasers Livestock Transport Flight One G & D Partners Mackay Airport Hardy's Haulage Marker Aviation HLE Smith Co Mi Helicopters Innisfail Carrying Company Qantas Airways John Ryan Freight Services RAAA JR Stephens & Co TAE AEROSPACE LCR Group Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport Lindsay Fresh Logistics V2 Helicopters Lindsay Transport Maktrans Qld Pty Ltd Maritime Martin Stock Haulage Australian Institute of Marine Surveyors MJ Mahon Transport Australian Maritime Safety Authority Pursers Coaches DP World Queensland Bus Industry Council Inc. Mirimar Cruises Richers Transport Torres Pilots Roadtrains of Australia Whalesong Cruises Roma Transport Services (QLD) Pty Ltd Stakeholder List – Road Transport Sector Distribution Industry Associations As a part of our engagement, we contacted a number of Industry Associations representing the breadth of the Transport & Logistics industry. Thank you for those who contributed to the report and we look forward to continuing to work collaboratively to meet the future capability and capacity challenges the T&L workforce. Aviation Queensland Fishing Brokerage Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association of Australia Queensland Seafood Industry Association Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems Reef Line Council Australia Seafood Industry Australia Australian Airports Association Shipping Australia Limited - SAL Australian Business Aviation Association South East Trawl Fishing Industry Association Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association The Fishermen’s Portal Aviation Maintenance Repair & Overhaul Business Whitsunday Bareboat Operators Association Association Inc. Whitsunday Charter Boat Industry Association Aviation Law Association of Australia and New Zealand (ALAANZ) Transport and Logistics Regional Aviation Association of Australia Australian Federation of International Forwarders The Australian and International Pilots Association (AFIF) (AIPA) Australian Furniture Removers Association (AFRA) Recreational Aviation Australia Australian Livestock Rural Transporters Association Sport Aircraft Association of Australia - ALRTA Australian Logistics Council Rail Australian Pilot Vehicle Drivers Association Inc Australasian Railways Association Australian Road Train Association Institution of Railway Signal Engineers (IRSE) Australian Road Transport Industrial Organisation Rail Track Association of Australia Australian Trucking Association – ATA Rail Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) Bus Industry Confederation Railway Technical Society of Australasia - Qld Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Chapter Australia (CILTA) Customs Brokers and Forwarders Council of Maritime Australia Association of Australian Ports and Maritime Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia - HVIA Authorities Livestock, Bulk & Rural Carriers Association Association of Marine Park Tourism Operators Logistics Association Australia Australian Fishing Trade Association National Road Transport Association Australian Peak Shippers Association Queensland Community Transport Industry Australian Ship Building & Repair Group (ASRG) Association Australian Shipowners Association (ASA) Queensland Transport & Logistics Council – QTLC Australasian Institute of Marine Surveyors (AIMS) Queensland Bus Industry Council – QBIC Boating Industry Association Queensland Trucking Association – QTA Cod Hole & Ribbon Reef Operators Association Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia Customs Brokers & Forwarders Council of Australia Taxi Council of Qld (CBFCA) The Livestock and Rural Transporters Association Commercial Maritime Industry Association of Queensland (LRTAQ) East Coast Crabfishers Industry Network Transport Workers Union Queensland – TWU Gulf of Carpentaria Commercial Fishermen Truck Industry Council Association Inc. International Cargo Handling Co-ordination Events Association Australian Trucking Association Conference Maritime Industry Australia Limited Livestock & Rural Transporters Association of Moreton Bay Seafood Industry Association Queensland. (MBSIA) Job role Shortage Transport & Logistics Maritime Aviation Rail Skill Shortage Transport & Logistics Maritime Aviation Rail Workforce Diversity - Are you looking at other workforce pools? Transport & Logistics Maritime Aviation Rail Survey Question Bank T&L Future Ready - Transport & Logistics 1. Company Name 2. Contact Name 3. Which of the following best describes your role? Management Scheduler Coordinator Administration Loader Driver 4. Which of the following best describes your role? Own business Employed by a business Sub - contract for a business Own and drive your own vehicle 5. Which of the following best describes the industry / sector in which you / your business operates? (Tick all that apply) Buses Livestock Car / equipment carrier Mining Construction / landscape products Oversize Containers Primary Production / farming Crane Refrigerated Dangerous goods Steel General Freight Waste Government (including local government) Registered Training Organisation Furniture Warehousing and Logistics 6. Where does the business mainly transport goods to? Interstate Intrastate Local 7. What region does the business operate in? (Tick all that apply) Brisbane Central Queensland (Fitzroy) Gold Coast and Logan - Beaudesert Mackay - Isaac - Whitsunday Ipswich Townsville Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay and Wide Bay Cairns Toowoomba and Darling Downs - Maranoa Queensland - Outback 8. Would you like your business name listed as a part of the consultation? Yes No 9. We will share the report with all participating businesses, would you like to receive the report? Yes No If yes, please add email address: 10. Industry feedback suggests the following jobs roles are currently in shortage for the Transport & Logistics industry. a) Do you agree these job roles are currently in shortage? b) Do you think there will be shortages in these roles in the future (next 3-5 years)? c) What would be your preferred way to skill/ train your workforce in these roles? Select for YES or leave blank for NO Preferred way to Yes - Current Yes - Future Preferred way to train - Preferred way to Shortage? (leave Shortage? (leave train - Accredited Accredited skill train - Private blank for no) blank for no) VET qualifications set/ units Training 1. 1. Truck Drivers/ Bus Drivers 2. Trainers/assessors 3. Logistics Supervisors/Managers 4. Warehousing Staff 5. Forklift Drivers Other comments 11. Are there any other job roles you think industry will need in the next 3-5 years? 12. If you answered YES: To reduce the current/ future shortage in these job roles, are you looking at other workforce pools? Select for YES or leave blank for NO Yes - we are targeting this group Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Youth Long term unemployed Migrants and refugees Mature aged workers People with disability If yes, then how? 13. Would you like to receive information from us about funding or programs that can assist you in employing workers from diverse backgrounds? (Join our mailing list?) Yes No If yes, specific workforce pool? 14. Industry feedback suggests the following skills are currently in shortage for the Transport & Logistics industry. a) Do you agree these skills are currently in shortage? b) Do you think there will be shortages in these skills in the future (next 3-5 years)? c) What would be your preferred way to skill/ train in these roles? Select for YES or leave blank for NO Preferred way to Preferred way to Preferred way to Yes - current Yes - future train - Accredited
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