Permanent contract
No chain of fixed terms. One contract that stays.
Working at dsb Global
A contract that stays
Permanent from day one, paid training, equipment provided. Apply in German, English, Turkish or Arabic.
Honestly
The work is physical. Everything else has to be right.
Delivering means starting early, going out in any weather and lifting heavy things. We are not going to dress that up.
What we can influence is everything else. A contract that is not up for renegotiation every six months. Training that is paid rather than treated as a trial. Equipment that is there when the weather turns. And somebody who picks up the phone when something goes wrong on the round.
A contract that stays
Paid training
Quality and field training at the start, and you are paid for it.
Equipment and workwear
We provide the tools and the seasonal workwear.
Transport to the station
You get to your shift, even without a car of your own.
Papers and housing
We help with the paperwork and with finding a flat.
European driving licence
We walk you through the European driving licence process. Honestly, with the effort it actually takes, without playing it down.
A day
What a shift looks like
So you know what you are signing up for before you sign.
- 01
Arrival and vehicle check
Check the van, take on the parcels, go through the round on the device. It takes time and it is paid time.
- 02
On the round
A fixed route in a fixed order. After the first few weeks you know your area and get faster without rushing.
- 03
During the day
Breaks are planned in and are not dispatched away. If something goes wrong, call dispatch — that is what they are there for.
- 04
Back at the station
Hand in returns, park the van, end the shift. Overtime is recorded, not forgotten.
Applying
How your application works
Four steps. No documents needed at the first one.
- 01
Fill in the form
Name, phone, town, licence class and your language. Two minutes, no attachments.
- 02
Our reply
We come back to you by phone or message, in your language.
- 03
Meeting
A conversation at the station or by phone. We sort out papers, licence and housing.
- 04
Training and start
Paid quality and field training, then your first solo round.
Apply now
Write to us in your language. Deutsch, English, Türkçe, العربية. We answer in the language you ask in.
Common questions
Do I need to speak German?
Not to apply. Write in German, English, Turkish or Arabic and we answer in the same language. For the round you need the basics, and we teach you those during training.
Which driving licence do I need?
Class B is enough for most rounds. Whether your licence is recognised in Germany is something we work out together, before you do anything about it.
I am coming from abroad. What do you need from me?
Just get in touch. We will tell you what is needed in your case and walk the steps with you. We do not promise anything we cannot deliver.
Will I get a flat?
We help with the search and with the forms. We do not provide a flat, but we do not leave you alone with it either.
How quickly will I hear back?
Usually within a few working days, by phone or message. If it takes longer, it is not because we have forgotten your application.