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Hazmat Truck Driver (Intern/Trainee)

Job Title	Hazmat Truck Driver (Intern/Trainee)
Employer	Bluecraft Education
Adress: Country	Slovakia
Address: City	Bobrov
Work type	Part-time
Expected Salary	1390 EUR
Posting Date	Tue Jun 10 2025
End Date	Tue Jul 01 2025

Description:

We’re hiring a Truck Driver Trainee for intercity and long-distance routes — no experience needed, just a license, steady hands, and a head for the road. You may be new to trucking, but if you respect the road, stay alert behind the wheel, and want to learn how logistics really works — we’re ready to train you. You’ll complete local and regional routes, staying alert, rested, and focused on every mile you drive. You’ll get familiar with route planning, weather checks, fuel strategy, and rest stops — because long-haul driving is 50% logistics, 50% discipline. You’ll learn how to drive safely with cargo, back into tight loading zones, manage time windows, and avoid the most common mistakes made by rookies. You’ll practice smart braking, smooth gear work, cornering with a loaded trailer, and staying mentally sharp over long hours behind the wheel. You’ll learn how to manage your time, take legal rest breaks, and never rush a job at the cost of safety — or your health. You’ll take your first solo deliveries when you’re ready — not rushed — and you’ll know what’s expected before you ever turn the key. You’ll be trained to balance drive time, rest breaks, fuel stops, and drop-offs without cutting corners or breaking rules.

Basic Qualifications:

• Track and protect sensitive cargo, especially in industries like food, pharmaceuticals, or electronics.
• Monitor weather, traffic, and road closures to proactively avoid delays or unsafe driving conditions.
• Follow assigned routes and schedules while remaining flexible to adjust for weather, traffic, or road conditions.
• Report accidents, traffic violations, or safety concerns immediately to the appropriate personnel and complete incident reports as required.
• Adapt to different types of vehicles (e.g., box trucks, flatbeds, reefers, tankers) based on job or cargo requirements.

Preferred:

• Values professionalism, consistency, and safety on every delivery.
• Knowledge of DOT regulations, hours-of-service rules, and logbook requirements.
• Comfortable driving in varying weather, road, and traffic conditions.
• Physically fit and able to load, unload, or secure cargo when required.
• Proven experience operating long-haul, local, or regional trucks safely and efficiently.

Benefits:

• We respect your time on the road and off — real breaks, no nonsense.
• Home time that’s respected, not "pending dispatch approval."
• Fuel cards, toll reimbursements, and hotel stays covered — not on you.
• Modern, well-maintained trucks with the features drivers actually want.
• Driver referral bonuses — bring a buddy, get paid.

You’ll see that being a good trucker isn’t just about shifting gears — it’s about representing the company, protecting the cargo, and always thinking one move ahead. You’ll develop the discipline to stay alert, the patience to wait through delays, and the maturity to handle last-minute changes without frustration. You’ll also feel the reward of independence — being trusted with valuable cargo, responsible for the journey, and in control of every mile you cover. You’ll receive steady feedback, support on the road, and dispatchers who don’t treat you like a robot with a route. You’ll join a team that values communication, punctuality, and drivers who look out for one another. You’ll be paid during your training, treated like part of the team from day one, and respected as a learner — not judged for what you don’t yet know. You’ll gain confidence, technical skill, and steady income — with a contract waiting when you’re ready to sign. If you’re ready to learn, adapt, and earn real respect in your new life — we’re ready to help you take the wheel.