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Mini-excavator operator in Regensburg
- from €14 per hour
- Full-time
- Free housing
- 3 people
Open position: “Mini-excavator operator in Regensburg” (Germany). We need 3 people. Pay: from €14 per hour. Free housing.
What the job involves
- Operating a mini-excavator on internet-cable-laying sites.
- Removing and relaying cobblestones and paving slabs, occasionally finishing asphalt layers.
- Backfilling and compacting trenches.
- Following discipline and safety rules on site.
What we're looking for
- Experience operating a mini-excavator on earthworks (EU countries): digging trenches for cable, preparing pits and levelling ground, loading and moving soil, gravel and building materials
- A document confirming the right to work: Polish work visa / residence card / EU permanent residence / EU passport / PESEL UKR
Terms
- Mon–Fri, 08:00–18:00/19:00, Saturday if needed and permitted (5–6 hours), lunch break at the crew's discretion, 8–10 hours per day, 170–185 hours per month
- Advance notice is needed for time off; first leave no earlier than 3 months in
- Housing to standard, a flat, 3 people per room
- Official employment under a contract with a Polish employer
- An A1 certificate is arranged for working abroad
Apply for this job
Message us on WhatsApp and fill in a short questionnaire.
Residence card
Working under an employment contract can be a basis for applying for a residence card (karta pobytu). More on how this works in our article “Getting a Residence Card Based on an Employment Contract”.
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Good to know
Before you travel
Before you travel
What to Pack for Construction Work in Germany: A Full Checklist
Documents and paperworkWhat Is an A1 Certificate and Why You Need It to Work in the EU
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Documents and paperworkGetting a Residence Card Based on an Employment Contract
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