The most important information for candidates
Find out what the application process looks like, how recruitment contact works, what qualifications are required, the terms of cooperation and how work is organised in Poland and abroad.
After receiving the application, we review the candidate’s experience, qualifications and availability. If the profile matches current projects, we get in touch to discuss the details.
You can submit your CV via the contact form, respond to a current job offer or contact us directly by phone or email.
Practical technical skills, industrial experience and welding qualifications are the most important, including MIG 131, MAG 135 and TIG 141.
Yes. Before work begins, the settlement rules, payment date and the most important financial terms related to the given project are discussed.
The form of cooperation depends on the specific project. Before the start, duties, requirements, formalities and basic organisational arrangements are presented.
Yes. Projects may be carried out both in Poland and abroad. The availability of offers depends on current contracts and demand for specific positions.
Not always. For some projects, language skills are not required. For work abroad, however, English or the language of the country where the project is carried out is a significant advantage.
Yes. During the project, you can contact us regarding organisational, formal and ongoing matters so that cooperation runs smoothly.
Yes. The candidate receives information about documents, the start of work and the most important rules related to the given project.
Accommodation details depend on the project and work location. The most important information is provided before the contract begins.
DO YOU HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS?
Contact us and describe your enquiry. We will answer questions about recruitment, job offers, documents and the organisation of cooperation.