Courier driver
Courier work is more granular than parcel delivery: fewer stops, but time-critical consignments and often direct customer contact.
Typical duties
- 01Move time-critical consignments between companies, clinics or branches
- 02Accept and confirm jobs via app or dispatcher
- 03Secure loads and observe temperature requirements, e.g. medical transport
- 04Check vehicle condition and fuel levels daily
Requirements
- Category B licence, often covering vans up to 3.5 t
- Reliability within fixed time windows
- Local knowledge is not required; navigation is provided
The statutory minimum wage in Germany is €13,90 gross per hour (2026). Many sectors apply higher collective or sector minimum wages.
Logistics & delivery
Ready for the next step?
An application or a staffing request — both take a few minutes. We get in touch as soon as we have something suitable.
Knowledge
New employee sick in the first four weeks in Germany: who pays the wage
Sick in the first four weeks of a new job in Germany: why the employer does not pay yet, what the health fund may pay and your duties.
Deducting accommodation rent from wages: the three limits employers must keep
Company accommodation in Germany: when you may offset rent against the wage, which caps apply and what the contract and payslip must show.
Changing the employment contract after the Federal Employment Agency has approved it
What the Federal Employment Agency approved, which contract changes touch it, and who decides whether a new approval is needed.