A practical guide for companies preparing to request workers across European borders.
A useful request describes the project phase, trade, working hours, site conditions, tools, language expectations, and start date. A number alone is too thin; ten welders for a shipyard repair and ten welders for pressure pipework are different searches.
Cross-border staffing needs time for contracts, A1 certificates where applicable, host-country notifications, safety cards, and payroll setup. Sending this information early protects the project from first-week delays.
Accommodation, transport from housing to site, induction slots, PPE rules, and tool access should be ready before mobilisation. A good worker can still lose days if the first shift starts with confusion.
Fast staffing depends on quick answers. Name one person who can approve profiles, confirm rates, and clarify site details. It reduces back-and-forth and helps the agency send the right people first.
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