Find a driving job with a German employer

1. 1 The conversation starts with your application or with an invitation from a company. From then on both sides can write in the portal.
2. 2 The company sees your CV with contact details when you apply yourself or — after an invitation — click "I am interested".
3. 3 Document scans (licence, Code 95, ADR) are shared by a separate decision, and you can withdraw it.
4. 4 In the candidate directory companies never see your phone number or email address.

• Alerts for new listings One email a day, in the morning, with new listings matching your criteria — each listing only once. Every email has an unsubscribe link.
• Free for drivers Your profile, CV and applications cost nothing.
• CV with German headings and ready-made phrases CV builder in German with ready-made phrases — fill it in once; for listings from companies with an account you apply with it in one click.
• Your number, your call In the candidate directory, companies see your first name and the initial of your surname — but neither your phone number nor your email address. Only a company you apply to yourself, or where you click “I am interested”, receives your CV with contact details. Your profile is hidden from search by default, and you can hide it completely from selected companies with a Bewerbox account.

• No agency, no app from a store Bewerbox is a job portal, not a recruitment agency — we do not hire anyone. You use it in your browser; on your phone you can also add it to your home screen.
• Companies with an account are approved by hand When a company creates an account, we approve its profile by hand before it can publish listings or see the candidate directory — we may compare its details e.g. with its Impressum or public registers. This is not a full check of the company.
• Open to all drivers Bewerbox is open to all drivers — the site is in English, German and Polish.
• Portal in English, Polish and German The portal is available in English, Polish and German, and job descriptions from companies with a Bewerbox account are automatically translated into Polish (taken-over listings are not). The level of German a job requires is stated in the company’s listing.
• Guides in Polish and German Driving licence, Code 95, ADR, your CV and job interviews — practical articles written from the driver's perspective, not the employer's.

My name is Mariusz Derylak and I run Bewerbox from Schweinfurt. I have held a C+E licence since 2007 — I know what this job looks like from the inside.

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You can delete your account yourself at any time in your profile settings.

Code 95 is the proof of the professional driver qualification (Driver CPC) – as an entry on the driving licence or as a driver qualification card. Anyone carrying goods or passengers with vehicles of categories C1 to CE (trucks) or D1 to DE (buses) generally needs it; exceptions are set out in the German Professional Drivers Qualification Act (Section 1(2) BKrFQG). The qualification is renewed every 5 years with periodic training.

Yes – a category C/CE licence issued in another EU country (e.g. Poland) is valid in Germany; no exchange is required. Note if you live in Germany: categories C and CE follow the German validity period of up to 5 years, with special deadlines when you move (Section 28(3) FeV) – renewal is done at the German driving licence authority.

German employers usually require a current occupational medical examination (including an eye test), a valid driving licence with Code 95, and basic identity documents — the exact list depends on the company and type of transport.

The digital tachograph records driving and rest times — operating it correctly and complying with the limits (Regulation (EC) 561/2006) is a basic obligation, monitored among others by the BALM (German Federal Office for Logistics and Mobility).