Transport Operations & Fleet Update
“Your commitment to safe and reliable transport for aged care clients and those with disabilities makes a real difference in their lives. You’re not just driving — you’re connecting people to their communities and essential services. Your patience, empathy, and professionalism are deeply valued.”
LINK remains a key part of keeping our most vulnerable clients connected to the wider community.
We’re proud of our growth — both as individuals and as an organisation — and we appreciate the role each of you plays in our success.
Recent Highlights
- Quarterly Driver Meetings were held in Thomastown and Hoppers Crossing last month.
- A big thank you to everyone who attended — we’ll catch up with those who couldn’t join us at our next meetings in October 2025.
- Meeting recap: All drivers should have received an email with the minutes and PowerPoint slides. Here’s a PDF version of the presentation.
- We’ve received excellent suggestions and feedback, and work is underway to implement them.
Continuous Reminders
Safety & Conduct
- Safety first — on the road, when assisting clients, and in the workplace.
- Report all near misses and incidents promptly (submit an Incident Form).
- Maintain professional boundaries at all times.
Vehicles & Parking
- Park only in the gravel area — not in front of or behind the office.
- Clean vehicle interiors daily.
- Complete daily vehicle inspection reports.
Office & Procedures
- Tick the IN/OUT form (Thomastown).
- Double-tap to activate the alarm when exiting after hours.
- Wear your full uniform at all times.
- Follow all road rules to avoid fines or incidents.
- Call Alna if returning to the office after 5:30 pm.
Thank you for the care, patience, and professionalism you bring every day.
Every trip matters — and together, we’re keeping our clients safe, connected, and supported.
