Tasks during professional driver training
What to expect when you join us
- Vehicle Operation and Technology
You’ll learn how to safely operate our trucks and what technical aspects are important. Our experienced team will teach you everything you need to know so that you can drive the vehicles independently later on. - Transport and Safety Regulations
You’ll learn the rules governing the transport of chemical products and how to secure loads properly. You’ll also learn how to handle all the important documents involved in fleet operations. - Varied Tasks
Loading, unloading, planning routes, and driving. You’ll be involved from the start and pitch in right away. No two days are the same here. - ADR certification included
We’ll also train you to become a hazardous materials expert. With your ADR certification, you’ll have a valuable additional qualification and will be authorized to transport even more hazardous goods. - Communication and teamwork
You’ll work closely with the dispatch and warehouse teams. Nothing gets done here without good coordination.
Professional Driver Training Requirements
- Class B driver’s license (or willingness to obtain one)
- You must be at least 17 years old
- At least a 10th-grade diploma
- Interest in technology and vehicles
- Sense of responsibility and punctuality
- Team spirit and a service-oriented attitude
- Calm and composed, even when things get stressful
Good to know: Even if you don’t meet all the criteria, we look forward to getting to know you. For us, commitment and dedication matter more than grades.
“I was welcomed with open arms from day one. They trusted me right away, and I was able to show what I’m capable of. We support each other, get along great in the office, and always have something to laugh about.”
It’s the perfect combination of a great, helpful team and tasks that constantly present new challenges.
There are good reasons why I enjoy working at Möller Chemie: quick decision-making processes, a reliable team, and a company that honors its traditions while remaining open to new ideas. In the lab, I bring my many years of experience to bear—and it’s truly valued here.
The relaxed atmosphere at the company and the way colleagues interact with one another make it easy to fit in and learn the ropes. I’m given plenty of freedom to work independently, and of course there’s always someone available if I have any questions. Switching departments during the training program is also easy, since you’re welcomed right away and everyone is very supportive.
In addition to the great team, what I especially like is that continuing education is encouraged and that you can keep growing both professionally and personally.
I particularly appreciate the close-knit team atmosphere and the freedom to manage my international clients independently. The wide range of products and industries ensures that things never get boring and that exciting opportunities for growth keep arising.
Send us your application materials, including your resume, your most recent transcripts, and a brief cover letter. As soon as we receive your application, you will receive a confirmation of receipt.
Our team will take the time to review your application. This may take a few days, especially when we receive a large number of applications. But don’t worry—we’ll be sure to get back to you.
If your application impresses us, we’ll invite you to visit us in Steinfurt. There, we’ll get to know each other over a casual conversation and show you where you’d be working. Of course, you’re welcome to ask any questions you may have.
If we click and everything else works out, you'll get the job offer. Then we'll meet again to discuss the details and finalize your start date with us.
How long does it take to become a professional driver?
What are the requirements for training to become a professional driver?
You must have at least a high school diploma (after 10th grade) and should be at least 17 years old. Reliability, a sense of responsibility, and an interest in vehicles and technology are very important. Ideally, you should already have a Class B driver’s license or be willing to obtain one immediately.
Do I have to pay for the C/CE driver's license myself, or will Möller Chemie cover the costs?
What does the training program for professional drivers involve?
During your training, you’ll learn much more than just how to drive a truck. You’ll learn how to load and unload goods, secure cargo, inspect vehicles for roadworthiness, and properly prepare for routes. You’ll work closely with dispatch and the warehouse and gain a solid understanding of the rules and responsibilities involved in transporting chemical products. Additionally, you can also earn your ADR certification with us. This will qualify you to safely transport hazardous materials.
What documents should be included in an application for a professional driver training program?
For your application, we need your resume, your most recent school transcripts, and a brief cover letter. Tell us why you want to complete the professional driver training program at Möller Chemie in Steinfurt and why you’d be a good fit for us. If you make a good impression, we’ll invite you to an interview.
