We supply welders to companies in shipbuilding, fabrication, pipework and turnarounds. Tell us the process (MIG/MAG, TIG, stick), material and thickness, site and duration — we verify ISO 9606 certificates against the original, match the welder to your WPS where the project requires it, and come back with a proposed crew.
We place welders on fabrication, pipework and industrial projects in Slovenia, Austria and Germany. Most postings are 8–24 weeks.
Our welders cover the full European industrial spectrum, from MIG/MAG (135/136) on structural steel to TIG (141) on stainless, duplex, and aluminium. The bench teams handle pre-fabrication of pressure vessels, pipe spools, and structural sections; the field teams cover stick (111) repairs and on-site pipework where access is tight and weld positions vary.
Where a project demands procedure-bound work, we deploy welders qualified to ASME IX or EN ISO 15614 procedures with documented re-test history. Most of our welders read isometric and GA drawings, interpret weld symbols correctly, and own the consumables and tooling for at least two welding processes — which means they pass on-site weld tests at first attempt rather than after a re-coupon.
We place welders on shipbuilding, fabrication, pipework and structural-steel projects in Slovenia, Austria and Germany. Earlier projects also took our workers to Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Algeria.
Postings typically run 8 to 24 weeks, with rotations arranged around the country's working-time directive and our welders' family commitments. Where a project sits in a country we have not staffed before, we will say so clearly — we do not learn jurisdictions on a client's site.
Every welder we deploy holds a current ISO 9606-1 (steel) or ISO 9606-2 (aluminium) qualification, and where the project is governed by an ASME IX or EN ISO 15614 procedure, we match the welder to the WPS before the offer goes out. Original certificates are sight-verified, photographed, and held on file alongside the welder's contract.
Posted Workers Directive paperwork — A1 forms, country-specific notifications such as the German Mindestlohn registration or the Austrian ZKO notification — is filed by our office before the welder boards. We do not let welders arrive on site without it.
Licensed · Audited · Compliant
Licensed in Slovenia and Germany, with A1 certificates and host-country notifications filed for every posting and named local representatives where the law requires one.
Vetting that includes original-certificate sight checks, employer references, and where appropriate a video weld test before mobilisation.
Typical mobilisation in 1 to 3 weeks once A1 certificates and country notifications are in hand — faster on existing routes such as Slovenia to Germany.
A coordinator who speaks the welder's first language and the client's working language, on call for the duration of the posting.
Welders, electricians, locksmiths, pipefitters and general-labour teams — vetted, licensed, and ready to deploy across Europe.
Find WorkersLegal contracts, on-time payroll, full social insurance, and placements with companies that respect the work.
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