Transportation and logistics hiring

Give your hiring team a clearer driver shortlist.

Bring SEEK applications into the right role. Collect licence evidence, compare each CV with the job, and invite suitable candidates to AI screening interviews. Your hiring team reviews the evidence and decides the next step.

  • SEEK and manually added candidates together
  • Licence and role evidence captured upfront
  • TalentFit and AI screening interviews
  • Your hiring team decides

Transport hiring workflow

Multi-location MC driver hiring

Evidence ready
Truck driver at a freight depot representing multi-location transport hiring
Role mappedEvidence capturedHiring team review

Candidate experience in the GTS rollout

Let drivers interview around work and travel.

“It was really a good experience with you.”
Candidate feedback · GTS Freight initial rollout

Build your transport hiring workflow

From SEEK application to a shortlist your team can review.

Use a consistent first screen across locations. Your hiring team verifies the evidence and decides the next step.

Map each SEEK job to the right role or add a candidate manually. Separate workflows can support different locations and driver routes, so every application starts with the right form, criteria, and communication sequence.

Keep applications visible while tailoring the process to each depot and role.

Mapped candidate intake

Step 01
Anonymised intake board routing SEEK and manual applicants into location-specific MC driver roles

SEEK and manually sourced candidates enter the correct location-specific driver workflow.

Ready to map your first transport role?

Start with one driver route, define the evidence and human review points, then measure your own qualification and interview cycle.

Customer outcomes across Skill Society

See how teams use structured screening in transport hiring.

GTS initial rollout outcome showing qualification and interview time moving from more than 10 days to 20 minutes
GTS

From 10+ days to 20 minutes

In its documented initial rollout, GTS reduced qualification and interview time from more than 10 days to 20 minutes. This measures the first screening stages, not the time to a completed hire.

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Sands Fridge Lines refrigerated transport trucks
Sands Fridge Lines

Structured screening before interview

Sands Fridge Lines used configured screening rules and document collection across driver, pick-packer, and graduate logistics roles. Its team remained responsible for verifying evidence and hiring decisions.

Read the Sands Fridge Lines case study
Pet Circle team member in a distribution facility
Pet Circle

39% interviewed after working hours

Pet Circle used on-demand AI interviews for high-volume blue-collar hiring, with 39% of candidates completing interviews after hours.

Read the Pet Circle case study

Start where GTS started

Turn one high-volume driver role into a repeatable workflow.

GTS’s published results came from its configured initial rollout across application capture, qualification, AI screening interviews, and shortlisting. Your outcome will depend on role, volume, criteria, and process—so start with one route and measure what changes.

Questions, answered

Questions about transportation and logistics hiring

Start with the role requirements, the evidence your team needs, and the verification steps in your hiring process.

How does Skill Society work with SEEK applications?

SEEK applications can be mapped into the correct Skill Society role workflow, while candidates can also be added manually. The exact handoff depends on your setup; GTS used a structured SEEK intake as part of its rollout.

Can each depot or driver role use different screening criteria?

Yes. Each role can use its own application fields, job description, pre-qualification rules, interview questions, timing, and communication flow. That lets a line-haul role differ from a local or short-haul role without losing consistency within each campaign.

What licence and role evidence can the application collect?

A configured application can collect CVs, licence images, road-authority records, fatigue-management accreditation, work rights, availability, consent, and other role-relevant documents or declarations. Your requirements should be lawful, necessary, and appropriate for the role.

Does Skill Society automatically validate licences or make compliance decisions?

No. Skill Society collects candidate answers and requested documents, applies your configured routing rules, and flags responses for review. Your hiring team verifies document validity and remains responsible for legal requirements and hiring decisions.

Can candidates complete AI screening interviews after hours or on mobile?

Yes. When AI screening interviews are enabled for a role, candidates can complete the structured interview on mobile or desktop without booking a screening call. In GTS’s initial rollout, 40% of candidates interviewed outside working hours.

What evidence can the hiring team review?

Depending on the configured workflow, your hiring team can review the application evidence, CV-to-job TalentFit report, recording, transcript, overall assessment, question-by-question analysis, strengths, gaps, concerns, and workflow stage controlled by your hiring team together.

Who makes the final hiring decision?

Your hiring team makes the decision. Skill Society organises application and interview evidence to support their review.

Is the 20-minute GTS result guaranteed?

No. The move from more than 10 days to 20 minutes measures qualification and interview in GTS Freight’s documented initial rollout, not the time to a completed hire. Your result will depend on applicant volume, role design, evidence requirements, team process, and the workflow you configure.