Insulation Installer (Isolierer)

Responsibilities (on-site reality)

Quality standard (what is checked)

• Correct thickness and coverage: no gaps, compression errors, or missing zones around fittings.
• Sealing is consistent: joints, edges, and penetrations are taped/closed per method used.
• Finish is clean and durable: cladding/jacketing fits tightly and withstands site handling.

Requirements (detailed)

Hard requirements

• CV in English (PDF preferred) — required for review.
• Hands-on insulation experience (industrial or construction scope) with verifiable tasks.
• Ability to measure, cut, fit, and seal materials precisely; disciplined finishing.
• Safety mindset and readiness for German site rules (PPE, access control, permits).

Strong advantages (increase match score)

• Experience with pipe/duct insulation, valves/flanges, and irregular surfaces.
• Cladding/jacketing skills (aluminum/stainless/PVC), clean edge work and fastening.
• Vapor barrier methods: sealing, taping, moisture control, and tidy penetrations.
• Comfort working at height (scaffolding awareness, lift rules) where required.
• Basic German (A1–A2) for safety briefings and smoother daily coordination.

Short candidate portrait

Signals you are ready for Germany sites

• You can name the materials and systems you installed (pipes/ducts/surfaces, sealing method, cladding type).
• Your finish is consistent: straight lines, tight joints, clean sealing, controlled waste.
• You respect PPE and dust discipline and keep the work zone safe for other trades.

Pay floor, gross rates, timesheets

Germany statutory minimum wage from 01.01.2026 is €13.90 gross/hour. Project gross rates may be higher depending on verified skills, scope (industrial insulation vs. general building tasks), and shift pattern.

How hours are confirmed

• Daily/weekly timesheets or digital check-in (site-dependent).
• Supervisor confirmation for overtime, weekend work, or additional scope.
• Accurate reporting of start/stop times and breaks as required by site policy.

Gross pay is before taxes and deductions. Final take-home depends on payroll parameters and your tax/insurance situation.

Working in Germany via a Polish employer (project operations)

On-site expectations

• Factory/building sites have strict safety routines and controlled access areas.
• Dust discipline matters: correct handling of materials, masks/respirators where required, and clean handover.
• Coordination with other trades: insulation is often installed around active work (MEP, steel, drywall).
• Finish quality is visible: poor joints and open seams are rejected and lead to rework.

Prepare these before applying

• CV in English (PDF) + phone/email + current city/country
• Passport scan (main page) + validity check
• Certificates/licenses (if you have them)
• Short project list: locations, dates, scope (pipes/ducts/surfaces), materials, cladding type
• Photos of finished work (optional; only if you already have them and can share legally)

What makes an insulation CV strong

• Materials: mineral wool/glass wool/foam; sealing method; cladding/jacketing type.
• Details: thickness, coverage, sealing around fittings/penetrations, tidy edges.
• Safety: work-at-height awareness, PPE discipline, and dust control habits.

Strong documentation reduces verification time and improves response rates.

Fast, structured application

1. Create/Upload your CV: mavial.pl/en/cv.html
2. Send your profile via the contact page: mavial.pl/kontakt.html
3. We review fit, verify documents, and contact you if your profile matches active demand.

No CV — no review. This rule protects processing time and ensures consistent screening.

Why this role exists (project reality)