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C+E Driver | Local Transport

On-site in Zaragoza·Added 2 months ago

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Nortempo

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Overview

Salary: €21,300 a year
About €1,480 a month after tax.
Work mode: On-site, Zaragoza
Contract: Permanent contract
Hours: Night shift
Driving licence: Category C+E

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Skills

This job advert was originally written in Spanish.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

-Permanent contract

-Work location: Polígono Industrial Plaza, Zaragoza. The working day always starts and ends at this location.

-Flexible working hours, Monday to Friday, depending on client needs:

From 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

Or from 6:00 PM to 4:00 AM.

Hours may vary depending on whether night work is required for the client.

-Work on a Saturday or Sunday every 15 days, with an approximate schedule from 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

-Salary range: fixed salary of approximately €21,300 gross per year + per diems and bonuses, potentially reaching approximately €29,000-€30,000 gross per year depending on days worked and per diems.

Are you a Class C+E driver looking for a job where you can get back home? 🚛 This opportunity could be for you. Long routes will be occasional and are not part of the day-to-day work. Sign up for the offer and let's talk! We would love to meet you and tell you all the details.

The role

From Nortempo Selección we are looking for a Class C+E driver for a company in the transport and logistics sector, specialized in road transport, distribution, and logistics solutions for domestic and international clients.

The company has extensive experience in the sector and offers road, air, and maritime transport and logistics services, with solutions adapted to each client's needs.

The position is based in Zaragoza, with the working day always starting and ending at Polígono Industrial Plaza.

What you'll do

Driving the vehicle
Moving trailers around the Polígono Industrial Plaza area.
Hooking and unhooking trailers.
Moving the client's cargo according to operational needs.
Using and managing the tachograph.

What will your day-to-day look like?

The selected candidate will mainly be responsible for moving the client's trailers around the industrial estate. The job consists of picking up a trailer, moving it to the designated point, returning to the client, and unhooking and hooking up another trailer.

Occasionally, longer routes may be required within the established working hours, although this is not the norm.

The cargo transported will almost always be hanging garments.

Requirements

-Valid Class C+E driving licence.

-Valid CPC certificate.

-Tachograph card.

-Experience as a trailer or articulated vehicle driver.

-Availability to work flexible hours.

-Responsible, punctual person accustomed to working independently.

-Experience moving trailers, local transport, or distribution is valued.

Hiring process

After you apply for a job, Nortempo's recruitment team reviews your profile and assesses your fit for the position; if your experience matches what the company is looking for, they contact you to move forward in the process 1 interview

Nortempo is a temporary employment agency (ETT): the final stages are set by the client company.
Applying and taking part in their recruitment processes is free; they never ask for payment or any financial consideration.
Even if the job closes, your profile stays in their talent community and they may contact you for new processes.

About Nortempo

Nortempo is a Spanish staffing and recruitment company specializing in industrial, logistics, healthcare, and administrative personnel. Founded in A Coruña, it operates across Spain, providing temporary and permanent staffing solutions to a wide range of sectors, including logistics, industry, healthcare, and retail.

For international professionals, Nortempo offers a direct entry point into the Spanish labor market, with a strong presence in Galicia and expanding operations across the country. The company's work culture is practical and field-oriented, and many roles (such as warehouse, transport, and industrial maintenance) are open to candidates with EU work authorization. While Spanish language skills are often required for client-facing roles, the company's scale and variety of positions make it a relevant option for those seeking operational work in Spain.