bringing in less experienced drivers and building them up through training. It’s about succession— helping people progress through licensing and roles so they can grow with the business.” INVESTING IN SAFETY AND TECHNOLOGY As the fleet has expanded, so too has the company’s investment in technology and safety. Every Exodas vehicle is equipped with satellite tracking, fatigue alerts, and on-board cameras to support both driver safety and operational efficiency. “The technology in trucks now is incredible,” says Cheryl. “We use telematics, active cruise control, lane-departure warning—everything that helps our drivers stay safe and keeps the operation running smoothly.” At the workshop level, the team is also embracing diagnostic technology to better maintain its modern fleet. “Our technicians are doing manufacturer training and using plug-in systems to identify issues before they become problems,” Cheryl adds. “It’s another way we keep things running at peak performance.” This emphasis on proactive maintenance and data-driven logistics helps the company minimize downtime and improve reliability—critical factors in the refrigerated freight sector, where timing is everything. BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Physical infrastructure has also been a key part of Exodas Transport’s growth. The company recently completed a purpose-built depot in Mareeba, designed from the ground up to support operational efficiency. “That depot became our flagship,” says Brett. “It showed us what we could improve on and what works best for our teams. Now, we’re applying those lessons to new sites.” Exodas Transport has acquired land in both Townsville and Mackay, with plans underway to construct new 5 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 07, ISSUE 10 EXODAS TRANSPORT (EXODAS)
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