Unskilled and skilled Construction jobs.


Join our team working overseas in Europe.

General unskilled and skilled construction workers to travel and work in Poland, Serbia or Montenegro.


Job description:

Unskilled construction jobs involve manual work, site cleanup, loading/unloading, and basic support tasks, often called General worker or Site Assistant, offering hands-on experience with no prior qualifications needed, ideal for physical workers looking to start in the industry, with roles like Cleaner, Handyman Assistant, or General Worker being common entry points.


Skilled workers needed.

Skilled construction jobs range from hands-on trades like Electricians, Plumbers, Carpenters, and Heavy Equipment Operators to professional roles such as Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors, Civil Engineers, and Health & Safety Officers. These jobs require specialized training, certifications, and experience.




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Requirements

Must provide high school attendance.

Red seal certificate or other skilled certificates for skilled workers.

Willing to travel and work overseas.

Willing to apply for a passport.

Physical Fitness: Ability to lift, stand, and work outdoors.

Safety Gear: Hard hat, safety boots, gloves will be provided.

Reliability: Showing up on time and ready to work.



Benefits


Salary and benefits:

Free accommodation sponsored by your employer.

Free uniform provided by your employer.

Medical cover provided by your employer.

Earn around, R15000 to R100 000 or more depending on your skills and qualifications (800 to 5000 USD).




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