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bricklayingThis forum post has messages dated from 08/14/08 through 02/28/12, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. Germany - Skilled Jobs
| bricklayinglooking for work as a bricklayer . had previous experience working in germany |
| hi there just looking at your website and i am very interested on any imformation that you have on working in germany as a 20 year skilled bricklayer. |
| I'm 22 and experienced in industrial and residential brick and block work. Interested on how to find work in Germany. |
| Hi there, Im interested in any info you have on bricklaying work in germany! I have vast experience in all area's!! Many thanks.... |
| am interested in any imformation of any work there is in germany, am a time served bricklayer with 24 years experience |
| I have 29 years experience, and have worked in germany before.I have been running jobs for many years and am sure my experience could be used to good effect |
| anyone working in germany if you could do with a qualified alround bricklayer please contact me on 07963566882 thankyou |
|  A thing you might want to check out is working in Europe, as a skilled tradesman, as there is a guild thing in several countries as they don't have Building Control, and you sign work off yourselves.As an Example Bricklaying in Denmark, (short flight from Stanstead on Ryan Air to Billund), requires a MasterMason certificate, which is not listed on the EU registered proffesions list (which it should be). If you lay a brick in Denmark without it, you could actually be breaking the law ! Not sure on Germany, but I think lads I had working for me in the UK, had to pay a German Bricky to sign off their work, he would obviously charge a fortune. Under the 2005 EU Directive, if you have Qualifications, or sufficient experience, they have to recognise your trade. Search Google for "recognition of professional qualifications europe", and then click on the link in the main body of text saying "general system". I write this as you get paid more in Denmark than in Germany, lots of small builds, and the weather is pretty good - don't bother with the winter its dark, and wet ! JG |
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| "plasterer"
HelloI am a Plasterer and have worked in Germany in the 90's, if any of you brickies out there know of a firm who wants a Plasterer who can use sand/cement/lime by hand(internal) then i am your man, 50 to 60 sq metres a day 1/1 would be a good days work with a top quality finish. 35 years experience, my german is a little rusty but will return. Thanks Paul Wharton |
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