The Class C driving license is essential, complemented by Initial Mandatory Minimum Training (FIMO) and Ongoing Mandatory Training (FCO) for goods transportation. A CAP in road driving or a professional baccalaureate in road transport of goods can also be an advantage.
With experience, an HGV driver can advance to roles such as trainer, team leader, or fleet manager. Specialization in transporting specific types of goods (hazardous materials, refrigerated transport) can also open career opportunities.
Temporary work offers HGV drivers the opportunity to discover different sectors of activity and types of transport, enriching their professional experience. This provides great flexibility in choosing assignments and contributes to a balance between professional and personal life. For companies, temporary staffing is a practical solution to adjust their transport capacity to actual needs while accessing a pool of qualified and flexible drivers.