Hands-on warehouse work in e-commerce / 3PL: inbound, packing, sorting, returns, basic WMS routines.
Open role landing pages (EN)
Each vacancy page is “anti-template”: different story, different block order, different FAQ — while keeping a consistent UI. This reduces duplicated-category footprints and keeps content intent-specific.
Repeatable line tasks with quality checks: packaging, assembly, labeling, component handling and basic documentation.
Scanner-based picking with accuracy targets: voice/scanner workflow, staging, labeling and dispatch readiness.
Certified forklift operations: loading/unloading, racking, safe movements, stock transfers and site rules compliance.
Reinforcement installation: cutting, bending, tying, reading basic drawings, working inside structured site routines.
System formwork (PERI/DOKA) or traditional shuttering: assembly, alignment, dismantling, safe tool use.
MIG/MAG welding in industrial or construction environments; quality expectations, safety and documentation discipline.
Support electrical teams: routing, mounting, basic connections under supervision, tool safety and site protocols.
Email/chat/phone support in international environments: ticketing, scripted flows, escalation rules, KPI mindset.
Order/admin/document flows: data accuracy, process execution, internal tooling, cross-team coordination.
Kitchen support: prep, dish area routines, hygiene standards, predictable tasks and reliability expectations.
Cleaning and housekeeping in offices/hotels/residential sites: checklists, standards, punctuality and trust.
Requirements (screening basics)
These are the most common “non-negotiables” across Poland roles.
- CV is mandatory (English preferred). No CV — no review.
- Availability clarity: preferred city, earliest start date, schedule readiness (shifts/weekends).
- Reliability: punctuality and stable attendance are critical for most projects.
- Scope & safety: follow site rules, PPE, and supervisor instructions.
- Role-specific checks: e.g., UDT for forklift, weld test for welders.
Documents (prepare before applying)
Clear documents reduce verification time and improve response rates.
- CV (PDF) + phone/email/WhatsApp/Telegram
- Passport / ID (scan/photo) + current location (country/city)
- Work history proof when available (references, certificates)
- Role-specific docs: UDT (forklift), welding certs/tests, etc.
- For foreign candidates: your current legal status / route is clarified case-by-case
Accommodation & transport (only if offered)
Some employers/projects can offer accommodation and/or transport support — but it is never assumed by default. Conditions must be specified in the written offer.
- Housing type: typically shared rooms/apartments near the project (varies by city).
- Costs: may be employer-funded or partially paid by the employee (depends on offer).
- Deposit / rules: house rules, cleanliness standards, quiet hours may apply.
- Commuting: either public transport or arranged transport (project-dependent).
Legal onboarding: contract · Type A · A1
Poland roles are organized via a written contract. For non-EU candidates, the available legalization route depends on employer, role and candidate status. For EU postings (outside Poland), A1 may be required.
- Contract: pay calculation, schedule, overtime rules, start date — confirmed in writing.
- Type A route (Poland): details and internal guidance: mavial.pl/zezwolenie.html
- A1 (EU posting): questionnaire (when applicable): mavial.pl/anketa-a1.html
Informational only; not legal advice. Eligibility is case-by-case.
How hiring typically works (simple, predictable steps — 7 steps)
2) Fit screening
We match your experience with active demand: city, schedule, skills, readiness.
3) Verification
Role-dependent checks: certificates (e.g., UDT), tests (e.g., welding), document validation.
4) Written terms
You receive key conditions in writing: contract type, pay calc, schedule, start date.
5) Onboarding
Safety (BHP), site rules, medical steps (if required), orientation and access procedures.
6) Start of work
Ramp-up week: expectations, targets, supervisor check-ins.
7) Stabilization
After the first weeks, the project becomes routine. Reliability and performance matter most.
Work conditions from a Polish employer (what “proper onboarding” includes)
Exact details depend on the project and are confirmed in writing.
- Contract clarity: role, city, schedule, pay calculation, overtime rules, start date.
- Payroll discipline: transparency and regular payment cycle to a bank account.
- Compliance basics: BHP safety onboarding, PPE rules, site access procedures.
- Medical steps when required by the role/project.
- Tax & social insurance documentation as applicable.
- Accommodation/transport only if offered (always specified in the offer).
Where English-speaking work is most common (Poland)
Demand concentrates in logistics & fulfillment, light manufacturing, construction crews, and international service centers (BPO/SSC) in larger cities.
| City / region | Typical English-speaking roles |
|---|---|
| Warsaw (Mazowieckie) | Logistics hubs, service centers, office operations |
| Kraków (Małopolskie) | BPO/SSC, customer support, back office |
| Wrocław (Dolnośląskie) | Production, warehouses, international teams |
| Łódź (Łódzkie) | E-commerce fulfillment, picking/packing |
| Tricity (Gdańsk–Gdynia–Sopot) | Logistics + services, seasonal peaks |
| Silesia (Katowice area) | Industry, welding, production sites |
FAQ (category)
Do you sponsor visas / work permits?
Support depends on the employer, role and candidate status. We do not promise sponsorship; we confirm the available route individually and in writing.
For the typical Type A route details see: https://mavial.pl/zezwolenie.html
For A1 (EU posting) when applicable: https://mavial.pl/anketa-a1.html
Can I apply if I am outside Poland?
Sometimes yes. Many employers prefer candidates who can start quickly, but international onboarding is possible in selected cases.
Do you accept candidates without a CV?
No. Applications without a CV are not reviewed. This is a strict rule.
Are salary figures on this page net or gross?
All salary guidance on this page is gross (brutto). Final amounts, premiums and contract model are confirmed in the written offer.
Do you provide accommodation and transport?
It depends on the employer/project. If offered, conditions are specified in the written offer. Do not assume by default.
Where do I contact you?
Use the contact page and include: vacancy name, preferred city and earliest start date.