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Chauffeur Category CE (all genders)

Griesser

Employment type
Full-time
Location
Aadorf
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Chauffeur Category CE (all genders) Aadorf 100% Join the Griesser Team! Since 1882, we have been shaping the sun protection industry as pioneers and creating favorite places - inspired by the sun. With Swiss quality, we are represented in 20 countries as an internationally active family business. Become part of Griesser and help us create the perfect balance between sun and shade. This is where your new professional chapter begins. Your area of responsibility • Loading of the provided goods into the truck • Ensuring flawless transport security • Transport and timely delivery according to the route plan, while complying with legal working and rest periods • Unloading goods at the customer's premises • Pickups from suppliers • Responsible for the cleanliness and maintenance of the truck • Compliance with ARV and occupational safety regulations What we offer • Personal and professional development: diverse training and development opportunities • Work-Life-Balance: 40-hour working week • Security and Future: comprehensive insurance packages, own pension fund, sickness/day-off insurance, and accident insurance • Recreation and Leisure: at least 23 days of vacation, 9 guaranteed public holidays, 16 weeks of maternity leave, and 3 weeks of paternity leave • Financial benefits: annual Reka payments and preferential terms for Griesser products What you bring • Completed apprenticeship as a chauffeur (road transport specialist) or similar • Possession of a category CE driver's license and forklift operator's license • Several years of professional experience as a chauffeur • Good German language skills, French is an advantage • Responsible, reliable, flexible, and resilient personality We look forward to getting to know you. Your contact person for this position is Diego Viña, HR Generalist

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Posted 7 weeks ago

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