Construction jobs in Europe

Site trades and general labour for building and civil projects across eight European destinations, with documentation and travel arranged for you.

Roles we recruit for in Construction

The roles below are the ones employer briefs in this sector ask for most. Name the ones you have done on your CV.

General labourer

Site preparation, material handling and supporting the trades on site.
Formwork and concrete

Setting shuttering, pouring and finishing concrete on structural work.
Steel fixer

Cutting, bending and tying reinforcement to drawings.
Bricklayer and mason

Blockwork, brickwork and rendering on residential and commercial builds.
Scaffolder

Erecting, altering and dismantling access scaffolding under supervision.
Plant and machine operator

Operating site machinery where a valid licence is held.

How the sector hires, what it checks, and what the work is actually like.

Hiring runs year-round

Construction recruits through the year rather than in a single season, and briefs often run in phases as a project progresses.
Licences are checked

Where a role needs a licence or a safety card, it is verified before you are put forward.
Experience is described by task

State the work you have actually done — formwork, steel, blockwork — rather than a job title alone.
Site language matters

Sites run day to day in one language, and safety instructions are given in it.

For general labour, no. Trades and plant operation need whatever licence or certificate the destination country requires for that work.

No. The sector recruits through the year, though outdoor phases of a project can shift with the weather.

Briefs come from across all eight destinations: France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Romania, Croatia, Malta and Ireland.

That varies by employer and site, and is confirmed before you travel.

Send your CV once — it is considered for roles across every sector and destination we recruit for.