Question
When completing a nomination application for SID482 DAMA for a Truck Driver, the application form asks about the location of the workplace. Truck drivers work in multiple locations. Should the company’s office address be used? The form also asks about working at other locations.
Answer
For truck drivers who work in multiple locations, specify the location where the driver usually starts from (if there is one). Otherwise, you can use the company’s office address. It’s recommended to upload a document or include in your submissions an explanation clarifying that the driver works across multiple locations.
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