FAQ

What is included in your job placement services for Germany?

In this section, you will find detailed answers to the most common questions about our services, giving you clear information quickly and without any delay.

How do I register for a job opportunity?

Just fill in our online form, and we will contact you to finalise the details, including any documents and dates.

When can I start working on the project in Germany?

The start date for the project is usually within two weeks after all formalities have been confirmed.

Do you also offer assistance with securing accommodation?

Yes, we arrange accommodation so you can concentrate fully on your work.

What is SteinWerk Bau's personalized approach?

We provide every client with personal advice and tailored support to ensure stable and satisfactory working conditions.

Do I need a criminal background check?

A criminal record check is only required for certain job positions and when the project specifically demands it.

Can I start on a project if I don't have a vocational certificate in the trade but I have practical experience?

As part of the application process, you will need to provide all valid licences, permits and certificates, and demonstrate your skills. Please note that without a certificate of professional competence in electrical engineering, you cannot begin work on an electrical installation project. This certificate is issued by the relevant authority once all legal requirements have been met.

Why is a trade license necessary?

Projects are available to self-employed individuals with an active trade license, relevant education, or demonstrable experience in the trade, as well as to limited liability companies. You work on the project as an independent subcontractor, rather than as an employee

Can I still get a job with you if I don't have the required work experience?

We require at least some experience for collaboration – the minimum is set at 1 year, depending on the project.

We would like to work on the project together as a team. Is that possible?

Yes, we offer collaboration opportunities for individuals, pairs, and larger teams. We welcome all such arrangements.

What is Form A1 and who needs it?

Form A1 confirms that you are insured in your country of origin. You can obtain this document from the relevant office of the Social Insurance Agency.

Registering a trade license

A trade license is required for legal work and invoicing abroad. You need to arrange your trade license before travelling and before you begin working. 

Exemption from withholding tax – Freistellung

Freistellung ensures that no income tax will be withheld from your payments in Germany. For more detailed information on exemption from withholding tax, please refer to the infoportal section.

What kind of employment contract will I get?

Zhotoviteľ dostáva rámcovú zmluvu o dielo, ktorú zmluvné strany uzatvoria podľa planej legislatívy.

Public liability insurance

Liability insurance is essential for your protection in case of any damage you may cause. This insurance must be arranged before you travel and is a standard part of the works contract.

Where are the projects located?

 Our installation projects are located at various sites across Germany, giving you the opportunity to work in different regions. They are most often found near major industrial cities and metropolitan areas.

What are the rotation schedules?

Rotation schedules are arranged individually, based on the type of project and your preferences. Each rotation must be approved in advance (usually 1 week before departure) by the coordinator at the work site.

What is a framework works contract?

The works contract sets out the terms and the scope of work.

Do you offer advance payments?

Yes, we offer advance payments once the specified conditions have been met.

Explore job opportunities in Germany today.

Register with us and get professional support, help with all the formalities, and accommodation arranged for you as a tradesperson in Germany. Enjoy our personalized approach and stable working conditions.

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