C+E driver – two-driver crew, international transport SK/AT – Benelux
Job Overview
Salary
€3 000 – 3 410 / month
Routes
SK / AT – Benelux
Work schedule
9 + 3 week rotation — 9 weeks on the road, 3 weeks at home. Base in Senec. Home time unpaid. Two drivers on one truck.
Location
Senec, Slovakia
Job Description
Requirements
- C+E licence, CPC, driver card
- International transport experience
- Willingness to work the 9 + 3 week rotation
- Willingness to drive in a two-driver crew (two drivers per truck)
- ADR is an advantage (higher daily rate)
- Documents accepted: EU passport, residence permit or temporary protection
What we offer
- 100 – 110 € net for every calendar day of the rotation, per driver (roughly 3,000 – 3,410 € / month, 6,300 – 6,930 € per rotation)
- From the 10th week of the rotation (extension beyond 9 weeks) 110 € net / day
- Per diems by the last day of the month, salary for days worked by the 15th
- Mostly thermo-box trailers, no manual pallet swap
- The company plans the trips; the driver usually does not work on weekends
- Vehicles up to 4 years old (Mercedes-Benz, Scania, MAN, Ford, DAF), replaced with new ones after leasing
- 20 – 25 days of paid leave per year depending on age (around 6 days per rotation)
- Guarantee period for the candidate
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