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Function description

  • Prepare the ground for the installation of drainage systems, sidewalks, cables, and pipes
  • Assist with digging, placing drains and manholes
  • Use hand tools and small machinery
  • Measure, dig, level, and fill trenches and construction pits
  • Work together with excavator drivers and your team on site

Offer

  • A varied job with lots of outdoor work
  • Good working conditions according to the Construction & Infrastructure CLA
  • Opportunities for training and courses
  • Possibility to grow within the company
  • A close-knit team and friendly work atmosphere

Organisation

You’ll be joining a stable and growing family-owned business with a pleasant and supportive work environment.

Requirements

  • Experience as a groundworker or interest in outdoor infrastructure work
  • A valid VCA certificate (or willing to get it)
  • Driving license B (BE is a plus)
  • You are flexible, reliable, and have a strong work ethic
  • Able to work both independently and in a team

Drivers licence: B

Specifications

Sector: Construction
Location: Kluisbergen
Regime: Day work
Hours/week: 38
Employment: Full-time
Contract type: Temporary option fixed

Benefits of working in Belgium

Social security:

  • Holiday pay
  • End-of-year bonus
  • Retirement contribution
  • Child benefit
  • Medical insurance
  • Workplace accident insurance

About Axintor Interim

After finding a good job for you, we will ensure a nice stay in Belgium:

  • Once in Belgium you can count on personal help from our coordinator and job coaches.
  • We inform you during the cooperation about everything you need to know. 
  • Correct weekly payment in line with Belgian regulations

Accommodation and transportation

At Axintor Interim, we are committed to making your move to Belgium as smooth as possible. We have rooms available in houses and apartments and can offer you a bike, an e-bike, a scooter or a car depending on the distance between your home and your work.

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