Dyers Distribution is a leading Victorian based transport logistics service with operations across Australia. Our family-owned road transport business has been operating since 1932, we believe our longevity is a testament to our commitment to putting people at the heart of our business and consistently delivering excellence.
Our distribution network extends right across Australia, with custom logistics solutions for short and linehaul freight, contract logistics, temperature controlled transport, warehousing options, pick-and-pack requirements, third-party logistics (3PL) and more. Working at Dyers gives me the opportunity to be part of a great team, everyone works in together.
Our distribution network extends right across Australia, with custom logistics solutions for short and linehaul freight, contract logistics, temperature controlled transport, warehousing options, pick-and-pack requirements, third-party logistics (3PL) and more. Working at Dyers gives me the opportunity to be part of a great team, everyone works in together.
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It all started back in 1908 with Captain Charles William Dyer on the Murray River delivering goods on a paddle steamer. With a commitment to family and customers, fast forward 100 years and four generations and the transport legacy continues. Today the business still remains 100% family owned by Scott, Greg and David Dyer and boasts offices in over a dozen locations nationally.
Dyers Logistics are committed to achieving environmental improvements and protecting the environment through implementing a management system with objectives & targets. As the transport sector is a major source of CO2 emissions from fossil fuels we are in the position to help reduce emissions and Dyers are always working with our partners to make this happen.
We continuously strive for increased efficiencies & continuous improvement in all aspects of our operation. For optimum results we work closely in working groups with our customers & suppliers. For continuous improvement to work effectively there must be a win win relationship and a collaborative forum involving all stakeholders with a broad range of skills to provide open input.
Dyers employees over 550 passionate employees. With opportunities for professional development, staff enjoy a greater variety of roles and onsite training in a safe and respectful work environment. Dyers are proud to be a family owned business that cares about their employees and rewards loyalty.
Dyers Logistics aspires to be a leader in Work Health and Safety (WH&S) best practice within the transportation industry by promoting a positive WH&S culture for the benefit of all employees, contractors, suppliers, visitors and of course the business as a whole.Knights of the Road is a program that recognises and rewards employees who have served over 10 years alongside the Dyer families.
Dyers Logistics aspires to be a leader in Work Health and Safety (WH&S) best practice within the transportation industry by promoting a positive WH&S culture for the benefit of all employees, contractors, suppliers, visitors and of course the business as a whole.Knights of the Road is a program that recognises and rewards employees who have served over 10 years alongside the Dyer families.
At Dyers Logistics we believe that all injuries are preventable and that no task is so important that it can't be done safely. Dyers Logistics aspires to be a leader in Work Health and Safety (WH&S) best practice within the transportation industry by promoting a positive WH&S culture for the benefit of all employees, contractors, suppliers, visitors and of course the business as a whole.
Reviews (6)
Monika Kawecki
Jul 29, 2019
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Yesterday (Sunday 29.07.19) a truck with rego 0643S1 has been driving at aprox 6.15 pm between Cooma and Canberra in a very dangerous way, bullying other drivers on the road.
That streach of the road is a one lane in each direction with seldom overtaking line and very busy with the skiers going back home, it is usually just one car after another… with almost noone overtaking.
As that truck being large and slowing downs uphill, (which is very normal of coure) I have decided to overtake it on a long straight flat streach of road, there was plenty of room, I wasn't being pushy, nor going over
That streach of the road is a one lane in each direction with seldom overtaking line and very busy with the skiers going back home, it is usually just one car after another… with almost noone overtaking.
As that truck being large and slowing downs uphill, (which is very normal of coure) I have decided to overtake it on a long straight flat streach of road, there was plenty of room, I wasn't being pushy, nor going over
Nathan Hill
Mar 12, 2019
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I can't think any higher of Dyers. They really went above and beyond, for the Australian Taekwondo team. Lunch time Friday we learnt that the Australian team were short on head guards with the world… championships starting 8am Saturday. Thanks to the awesome team at Dyers a box of head guards were freighted well before time, releaving a lot of stress. I honour my world championship gold medal to Dyers. You really made the impossible, possible. Rating out of 5. I give 105.
Mandy Leary
Mar 26, 2018
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So very many people are quick to place a complaint about drivers on this page but how about when you see these guys and girls doing some thing good I was following a dyers scania from moe today trailer no R132… he slowed for road works and in places the road was very wet he drove with such care WELL done a huge thumbs up to the driver :)
Jo Allen
Apr 16, 2017
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4.35pm Sunday 16th April. One of your truck drivers has almost caused a double fatality. We had to swerved onto the gravel along the South Gippsland Highway because your driver was almost going to cause a head on collision. Not only happy to overtake on the overtaking lane on the Melbourne side of Korumburra but also overtaking on the wrong side of the road causing us to swerve. Lucky for your driver we are more experienced drivers. I believe a learner driver or less experienced may not have reacted as quick.
Janelle Palibrk
Jan 13, 2017
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Kaila Britton
Sep 06, 2016
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