Access to the construction site is narrow. Precision work. You gently engage the clutch, and 100 tons begin to move. The 40-meter-long vehicle glides smoothly through the narrow passage. Thumbs up from the foreman. You nod back confidently. Effortless.

Contents of the training

During your training as a professional driver, we will prepare you for the road. You will not only learn how to drive the largest trucks but also everything that makes you a true professional regarding vehicles, cargo, and handling.
Initially, you will be introduced to the basics and learn how your vehicle functions, from the engine and chassis to the electrical and mechanical systems. Inspection, maintenance, and care play a significant role here to ensure your safety and that of other road users. Equally important are traffic regulations and cargo securing. Precisely because you won’t be transporting just any shoeboxes, but rather concrete precast elements up to 40 meters long to construction sites, we will show you exactly what needs to be considered during loading and unloading.
Further topics of your training include billing, route planning, and trip documentation. Here, you will also spend some time in the office and have our fleet employees explain transport logistics to you.

In the end, you will have driving licenses B, C, and CE and will effortlessly steer heavy transports weighing up to 120 tons and measuring 50 meters in length. Most of your trips will be regional, allowing you to be home after work. However, in some cases, you will also travel across Germany and Europe.

Duration and procedure

It takes 3 years to become a fully trained professional driver. The training is dual, meaning that in addition to your time with us, you will also regularly attend vocational school.

Your intermediate examination takes place before the end of the second year of training and assesses what you have learned in the first 18 months of your apprenticeship. At the end of the third year of training, the final examination awaits you, consisting of five practical and one written test.