Retail Distribution Driver
cornelissentransportbv
- Employment
- Fulltime Fixed Term
About the role
As a driver at Cornelissen, you play a crucial role in keeping Jumbo supermarkets in the South, West, and East of the Netherlands well-stocked. Thanks to you, shelves remain full, and customers can do their shopping without worry. Using roll containers, you ensure quick and efficient deliveries to the stores. Whether you're navigating through a busy city or driving a rural route, you stay in control. And if anything comes up? Our planning department is always ready to support you.
Breda: Where it all happens!
Your start time is usually between 04:30 and 09:30 AM;
You work an average of 10 to 13 hours per day;
Each trip includes deliveries to 1 to 2 stores;
From charming villages to world-class ports – you navigate the entire country with ease!
Your responsibilities:
Loading and unloading goods at stores using roll containers;
Providing friendly and professional customer service;
Prioritizing safety by following traffic and safety regulations;
Taking good care of your truck and reporting any issues.
What we offer:
A flexible schedule – start with as little as 3 days per week!
Salary based on the Collective Labor Agreement (CAO) for Professional Freight Transport, scale D;
Top-quality equipment to work with at all times!
Access to the Cornelissen Academy to fine-tune your skills and become an even better driver.
A valid CE driving license and code 95;
You speak Dutch, English, or German;
You are available to work one Saturday every two weeks;
You live within 45 minutes of Breda and are in good physical condition.
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