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Curt Richter SE in Bitterfeld-Wolfen seeks a long-distance truck driver (m/f/d) to transport liquid chemical products and guarantee reliable deliveries to customers across Germany. You will operate our tanker fleet and uphold safety and quality standards.
Applicants hold a Class CE licence with code 95; ADR tanker certification is preferred, with support to obtain it. A reliable, responsible, physically fit driver is required for this role.
Transport liquid chemical products safely over long distances and ensure a reliable supply to our customers. Join our tanker fleet in Bitterfeld.
Curt Richter SE is a family-run business operating across Europe and specialising in the safe transport of liquid goods. With around 750 employees, we ensure that chemical products reach their destination reliably and safely.
The Bitterfeld site is situated in the heart of a major chemical and industrial region. From here, you will play a key role in ensuring our customers are reliably supplied using our fleet of tankers.
To strengthen our team in Bitterfeld, we are looking for you as a Long-distance truck driver (m/f/d).
Your driving licence: You hold a Class CE driving licence, including code 95.
Your qualifications: Ideally, you hold a valid ADR certificate (tankers). If you do not yet have this, we will be happy to help you obtain it.
Your personality: You are reliable, responsible and physically fit.
Your experience: Experience with liquid goods is an advantage.
Recruitment agencies and recruiters are advised that we only consider direct applications. The unsolicited submission of candidate profiles does not give rise to any entitlement to remuneration. This applies in particular where we are already aware of the candidate in question through their own initiative (e.g. via our careers page, email or other channels). A fee is only payable on the basis of a placement agreement that has been expressly agreed in writing.