Electrician subcontractors from Eastern Europe - for electrical engineering, cable construction and industrial installations

Electricians from Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia complete in-depth vocational training in accordance with European standards. Many have additional certifications from TÜV Rheinland, AJA Europe, AWS or DNV. For regulated activities in Germany - for example in the field of high voltage or certain industrial installations - recognition of the foreign qualification is required. Global Business Recruiting checks the qualifications in advance and advises on professional recognition.

Yes, the profession of electrician is a regulated profession in Germany - foreign qualifications must be officially recognised for certain activities. The competent authority is usually the Chamber of Crafts. Global Business Recruiting supports this process and prefers to place electricians whose qualifications are already recognised or eligible for recognition.

You will receive a non-binding quote within 12 hours of your enquiry. Once the contract has been signed, the electrician team will usually be at the job site within 7 days - including organisation of travel, accommodation and all necessary documents.

By working with subcontracted electricians from Poland and Eastern Europe, companies can make considerable savings without compromising on quality. The lower labour costs and efficient working methods of foreign specialists make it possible to offer competitive prices and improve profit margins at the same time. Polish subcontractors are also flexible in terms of contract design and can cater to the individual needs of the client.

The subcontractor must work independently under their own professional supervision - the client has no direct right to issue instructions. The A1 certificate proves the social security status. The German minimum wage applies to all employees working in Germany. Global Business Recruiting ensures that all legal requirements are met by carefully drafting the contract for work and labour.