Truck drivers Recruitment Agency in Europe

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To obtain work permission, which will be issued through the Ministry of the interior affairs, you must have a passport and 2 photos, as well as the employment contract and the invitation from the transport company. After receiving the contract via email, you can contact the Consulate to obtain a Schengen visa. On arrival, you will need to register and get the work permit in the European Union.

! Turnaround time: 2-4 weeks.

Novice drivers have an opportunity to improve skills and get additional trainings to their drivers licence. In addition, we offer additional courses and certificates to enhance your professional skills and future career development, including the ADR certificate, which you will receive within 2 weeks.

! To carry dangerous goods, you need ADR certificate.

A long-distance trucker or a professional driver of a heavy haul truck transports goods between regions and countries.

The first step is to get the class "E". In order to pass courses for the class "E", you must have a proven track record of driving for a period of not less than one year of any vehicle (class "B" or "C"). You must have an open "C" class, provide a certificate of employment that you have worked as a driver in the past year, or drive your own car or operate it by proxy.

! A minimum knowledge of foreign languages will be an additional bonus.

Every driver transporting goods and passengers in the EU have to prove hisaptitude (code 95). These requirements apply to all drivers as to the EU citizens and third country nationals.

! You'll find out more at the weekly courses.

Driver education is divided into the following stages: 

• Studying of the mechanism of operation of the vehicle,
• Defining of the system of action in the emergency and critical driving situations
• Working through the skills of driving all types of vehicles and separate constructive elements of the car,
• The driver gets the experience of driving in the extreme situations.

! Driver's license — the international standard of quality, the guarantee of reliability and security.

The work schedule is governed by the rules of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union No. 561/2006 on the harmonization of certain social legislation relating to the road transport and amending Council regulation (EEC) No. 3821/85 and No. 2135/98 and rescinding Regulation (EEC) no 3820/85 (The document applies to the European Economic Area).

! In order to get a more detailed information on the regulations of working and rest of the driver, navigate to the next page.

The information about the work and rest time is recorded with a digital tachograph and recorded on the electronic map. The tachograph stores the information in the course of the year, while the electronic map stores only the data of the last 28 days.

9 hours daily (2 times a week for 10 hours) — the maximum time of driving a motor vehicle by one driver.
56 hours weekly (max 6 daily periods per week) — the maximum time of driving a motor vehicle.
90 hours - the maximum fortnightly driving time.
4 hours and 30 minutes — the maximum driving time without a break.
45 minutes (or 2 times - 15 minutes and 30 minutes) — the minimum break time duration.

Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency has right to check the work schedule of a driver for the last year that is why the information of the electronic map has to be saved every 28 days.

Without an interruption - 11 hours (a maximum of 3 cuts in a week up to 9 hours is allowed— the compensation is no longer required).
With an interruption - 12 hours, divided into at least 3 hours plus at least 9 hours (in that order).
If a vehicle is on a train or a ship with a sleeper — 11 hours with max 2 interruptions lasting maximum 1 hour each.
The duration of the daily rest of 2 drivers — 9 hours out of 30 hours.
The duration of the weekly rest is 45 hours (max 1 reduction to 24 hours during 2 consecutive weeks, with the compensation within 3 weeks after the considered one, with reference to another rest of at least 9 hours is allowed).

! The compliance with driving and rest time periods not only affects your performance, but also the safety of others