❤️ An International Women’s Day initiative to celebrate inspiring Durack women ❤️
⭐ Heather Jones is a trailblazer in the transport industry, dedicated to promoting heavy vehicle operation as a rewarding career and improving road safety. Born and bred in the Pilbara, she turned her passion for trucks into a lifelong mission, mentoring and training aspiring drivers—especially women—through her unique 160-hour hands-on program. As the founder of Pilbara Heavy Haulage Girls and former leader of Success Transport, Heather has worked tirelessly to challenge industry stereotypes, advocate for better conditions, and highlight the professionalism of truck drivers. Her impact extends beyond the road, shaping policy through her contributions to numerous boards and committees. ⭐
An interview with Heather
Tell us about you?
I actively promote professional heavy vehicle operation as a long-term, rewarding career and am a passionate advocate for road safety. My dedication to supporting new drivers led me to develop an in-depth, 160-hour hands-on training program, where I mentor, support, and encourage both women and men to enter the industry. I have also played a key role in numerous boards, committees, and councils, working to improve conditions for truck drivers and strengthen the transport sector.
What words of inspiration can you share with women in regional, rural and remote Western Australia?.
Never ever give up follow your passion, reach out to like minded people for support.
Who are the role models that have inspired you?
Liz Martin, Nola Bransgrove, Phyllis Jones. All women who were real trucking pioneers
We thank you Heather, for what you achieve for your community and regional Durack 💙