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Delivery driver, Kaitaraiwa waka whakarato

Also known as

  • Distributer, goods deliverer, van driver, grocery deliverer, fast food delivery driver, online delivery driver, laundry driver

Delivery drivers collect and deliver products and materials like food, laundry and freight to homes and businesses. They may take orders, collect payments, and load goods.

Your pay could be

$48K

Lower

$55K to $70K

Most common

$88K

Upper

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Pay is before tax

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Ētahi atu huatau aramahi i Tūnuku ā-rori, ā-rerewhenua,

Career idea

Bus driver

Kaitaraiwa pahi

Pay

$49K to $71K annually

You'll need

2 to 3 years of training
Bus drivers transport passengers along local, rural, chartered and intercity routes. They may collect payment and help people board and exit the bus safely.

Career idea

Driving instructor

Kaiwhakaako taraiwa waka

Pay

$50K to $94K annually

You'll need

4 years of training
Driving instructors teach people how to drive, defensive driving skills and road safety.

Career idea

Heavy truck driver

Taraiwa o tētahi taraka nui

Pay

$63K to $96K annually

You'll need

2 to 3 years of training
Heavy truck drivers drive large trucks or truck and trailer units to transport goods and materials.

Career idea

Parking attendant

Kaimahi tauwāhi tūnga waka

Pay

$49K to $60K annually

You'll need

No specific training
Parking attendants monitor parked vehicles in private and public car parks.

Career idea

Parking officer

Āpiha atoato waka

Pay

$52K to $70K annually

You'll need

Under 1 year of training
Parking officers issue tickets and fines for illegally parked and unregistered vehicles.

Career idea

Passenger attendant

Tūmau waka rerewhenua

Pay

$59K to $96K annually

You'll need

No specific training
Passenger attendants provide services to passengers so they are safe and comfortable on ferries, buses, trains and at stations and terminals. They may collect tickets or fares from passengers.

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