Industry & production
Welder, locksmith, CNC operator, pipefitter, industrial mechanic
Roles we place
The most frequently recruited roles in this industry. Yours not listed? Write to us — we also work with niche specialisations.
Welder
Typical qualifications:
ISO 9606
TIG (141)
MIG (131)
MAG (135)
111 elektroda
Structural locksmith
CNC operator / turner
Pipefitter (ISO 5817)
Typical qualifications:
ISO 5817
Industrial mechanic
Steel constructor
Verification
What we verify in this industry
Industry and production
Welding certificates to ISO 9606-1 (TIG/MIG/MAG/stick) with validity, materials, positions (PA–PF), thicknesses; crane/hoist authorisations.
Across all industries
Identity (ID document), work references and employment history from the last 3–5 years, phone verification with the last 2 employers, criminal record check (for selected industries), German level (phone test or certificate).
Abbreviations, certificates and terms used above — briefly explained, with Poland–Germany equivalents.
- ISO 9606
- International welder qualification test (formerly EN 287). Recognised in Germany — key for welders.
- Welding positions (PA–PF)
- Labels for welding positions (e.g. PA, PF) under ISO 6947 — identical in Poland and Germany.
- UDT licences
- Polish licences from the Technical Inspection Office UDT (e.g. forklifts, cranes). In Germany equipment supervision is regulated separately — often a local proof is required.
- Führungszeugnis
- German certificate of good conduct (no criminal record). The Polish counterpart is the KRK certificate.