We recruit finishing and installation crews for contractors across Poland – residential, offices, hotels and warehouses. The candidate profile is built around the technologies you actually use on site, not a generic job title. We run pre-selection, full legalisation, flights and accommodation, and onboarding under a foreman.
A shell can be caught up with machinery; finishing can only be caught up with people. When subcontractor crews vanish halfway through a stage, the whole schedule slips by weeks. International recruitment gives you a stable resource for the entire contract.
4–12
people in a typical finishing crew
3–5 mo.
from contract to the first day on site
3 models
permanent, temporary work, outsourcing
20+
countries we recruit from
Subcontractors move people to a better paid contract and the finishing stage stalls. Your own stable crew removes that scenario.
Finishing sits at the end of the schedule and absorbs every earlier delay. Missing people then translate directly into contractual penalties.
The finishing market reprices week by week. An in-house crew gives a predictable man-hour cost for the whole contract.
Rework after poorly laid tiles or cracking skim coat can eat the entire margin on a stage. That is why selection targets a specific technology, not a job title.
Most requests cover drywall, tiling and painting as well as sanitary installations. For roles requiring licences we run a separate selection track and arrange courses after arrival in Poland.
Partition walls, suspended ceilings, plasterboard casings, jointing and preparation for painting.
Ceramic and large-format tiles, bathrooms, kitchens, common-area floors, grouting and silicone work.
Skim coats, machine and hand plaster, spray and roller painting, developer standard and turnkey finishes.
Water and drainage routing, underfloor heating, manifolds, sanitary ware installation and pressure tests.
Cable routes, boxes, fittings, apartment distribution boards – supervised work until the Polish SEP exam is passed.
Material handling, substrate preparation, protection, keeping the work front clean and supporting the crew.
The model depends on how much HR responsibility you want to keep. They can be combined – a core crew employed directly, with peaks covered by temporary work.
The fitter is employed directly by you. We handle selection, legalisation, arrival and the first weeks of adaptation.
One-off recruitmentEmployment sits with us and you settle for hours worked – the natural model for peaks in the finishing stage.
Temporary Work AgencyWe take over a defined finishing scope together with a foreman, schedule and responsibility for the result.
Worker outsourcingCandidates go through pre-selection: document verification and a technical interview about materials and past projects. Practical and language tests are an optional paid add-on we run whenever you request them.
Foreign construction qualifications do not transfer one to one into Polish regulations. That is why the course plan is part of the project schedule, not an afterthought.
Foreign electrical qualifications are not automatically recognised in Poland. Candidates are enrolled on the SEP course and exam, usually within the first weeks after arrival.
Height medical checks and training for platforms and scaffolding are arranged in Poland before the worker enters the work front.
If a fitter is to operate a mobile platform or forklift, we arrange the UDT course and exam.
Initial medical examinations, general and job-specific safety training with translation, plus a briefing on the rules of the specific site.
Documents are the longest part of the schedule, so we run them in parallel for the whole group. We operate under a KRAZ certificate and contracts compliant with Polish labour law.
We match the route to nationality and role, and run cases in parallel for the whole crew rather than candidate by candidate.
Visa applications, consulate appointments, tickets and an arrival schedule aligned with your construction stages.
We track deadlines so continuity of legal employment is never broken during the contract.
A complete document set per worker, notifications to authorities and a deadline register – ready for labour inspection and Border Guard checks.
Details are described in our residence and work legalisation and type A work permit services.
We map the building type, finishing standard, technologies, stage schedule and crew size.
We build a role card listing technologies and tasks – that is the selection filter, not a generic job title.
A campaign in two or three countries, document verification and technical interviews. Practical tests available optionally, for an extra fee.
You approve the candidates and we launch permits or declarations and visas for the whole group at once.
Tickets, airport pick-up, accommodation, medical checks and SEP, height or UDT courses where required.
Work alongside the foreman, an on-site coordinator, an onboarding report and the replacement guarantee.
We match the country to required skills, budget and timing. For difficult profiles we source in two or three countries at once.

Wide availability of finishing fitters with Gulf experience, focused on long contracts.

Tilers, plumbers and site electricians experienced on large residential and hotel projects.

Candidates for finishing and support roles, available also in larger crews.

Strong finishing and installation craftsmanship with experience in European standards.

Shorter legalisation process and cultural proximity – an option to top up a crew faster.

Construction experience from CIS markets, good availability of plasterers, painters and labourers.
Drywall fitters, tilers, painters, machine plasterers, plumbing and heating fitters, site electricians and finishing labourers. We build the profile around the type of project – residential, offices, hotels or warehouses.
From signing the contract to the first day on site it usually takes 3–5 months for Asian and African origins. Eastern European origins can be faster, but the pool of skilled fitters there is smaller.
We run pre-selection: document and employment-record checks plus a video interview covering technologies, materials and photos of previous work. Practical tests in the country of origin are an optional paid add-on if you request them.
Foreign qualifications are not automatically recognised in Poland. Candidates with electrical experience are enrolled on a Polish SEP course and exam, and for work at height we arrange medical checks and training after arrival.
Yes. We usually work with crews of 4–12 people led by a foreman or coordinator who explains the scope and keeps the quality standard.
In the outsourcing model the scope and hand-overs are our responsibility. In permanent recruitment and temporary work the site manager supervises quality, while we are responsible for candidate selection and the replacement guarantee.
Power tools and measuring equipment are normally provided by the contractor. Workwear, footwear and personal protective equipment can be on our side – we agree this before the project starts.
Yes. We handle type A work permits, declarations, visa applications, residence cards, registration and notifications to the authorities. Documentation is ready for labour inspection and Border Guard checks.