Function description
As a CE driver, your tasks include:
- Transporting eggs and day-old chicks in Belgium and Northern France
- Driving only during the day, no overnight stays required
- Helping with basic tasks inside the hatchery when transport is quiet
Offer
- Full-time job in a stable and family-run company
- Modern truck fleet
- Fixed, pre-planned routes
- Day shifts only, no overnight work
- Fair salary and good working conditions
- Respectful and clear communication in a friendly team
Organisation
You will work for a hatchery in the Ieper area, specialized in hatching and transporting eggs and day-old chicks. The company has a strong team spirit and values a good work-life balance. You’ll join a professional and respectful team with a well-planned schedule and modern trucks.
Requirements
- Valid driving licence C(E) + Code 95
- Experience as a truck driver
- Willing to help with other tasks if needed
- You are careful, punctual, and customer-friendly
- You work cleanly and respectfully, with attention to hygiene and fragile goods
- You value structure, teamwork, and work-life balance
Specifications
Sector: Agriculture and horticulture
Location: Ieper
Regime: Day work
Hours/week: 45
Employment: Full-time
Contract type: Fixed after interim period
Benefits of working in Belgium
Social security:
- Holiday pay
- End-of-year bonus
- Retirement contribution
- Child benefit
- Medical insurance
- Workplace accident insurance
About Axintor Interim
After finding a good job for you, we will ensure a nice stay in Belgium:
- Once in Belgium you can count on personal help from our coordinator and job coaches.
- We inform you during the cooperation about everything you need to know.
- Correct weekly payment in line with Belgian regulations
Accommodation and transportation
At Axintor Interim, we are committed to making your move to Belgium as smooth as possible. We have rooms available in houses and apartments and can offer you a bike, an e-bike, a scooter or a car depending on the distance between your home and your work.
