Partnering with FedEx

Zenergy are partnering with FedEx, for a number of Health Safety & Environment positions in the Australian business based in New South Wales.


FedEx is one of the world’s largest express delivery companies, NYSE listed, employing 600,000 people who support businesses across the globe by delivering close to one million shipments a day, ranging from documents and parcels to palletised freight. In Australia the workforce is over 5,000, with over 50 depots. Vehicle fleet is more than 2,800 and multiple aircraft to support the Australian distribution.


For further information about these positions, please speak with Kathleen Melville (kathleen.melville@zenergygroup.com.au)

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