C+E driver - domestic transport in Germany
Job Overview
Salary
€3 200 / month
Routes
Germany (domestic)
Work schedule
Return to base daily or 1 – 2 times per week; occasional night runs.
Location
Weddelbrook, Germany
Job Description
Requirements
- C+E licence, driver card, code 95
- Min. 1 year of truck driving experience
- Willingness to swap pallets manually
What we offer
- Free accommodation at the base (4-bed rooms)
- ADR courses paid by the employer
- On-site workshop, truck wash and fuel station
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