Descripción
In order to work in Ireland a non-EEA National, unless they are exempted, must hold a valid employment permit. Please review the Eligibility and requirements for an employment permit if you are unsure of your eligibility to apply for this vacancy. As a construction worker (or Construction Operative)you will perform general physical labor, site maintenance, and support tasks for skilled trades and machinery on building, civil engineering, and residential projects. Core Job Responsibilities Site Preparation: Clear debris, dig trenches, set up barricades, and unload building materials. Trade Support: Mix mortar, move supplies, and assist carpenters, bricklayers, or electricians. Equipment Operation: Use hand tools, power tools, and basic light machinery safely. Site Safety: Follow strict health rules, wear protective gear, and keep work areas clean. Key Categories & Requirements in Ireland Irish labor regulations categorize workers based on experience and skills, overseen by guidelines like the Workplace Relations Commission: Category B Workers: Skilled general operatives with more than 2 years of sector experience. Category A Workers: Experienced workers with over 4 years of experience or specialized credentials like steel fixers, scaffolders, and heavy machine operators. Craftspersons: Fully qualified tradespeople (bricklayers, carpenters, plasterers, and painters). [ Mandatory Certifications Safe Pass: A mandatory one-day health and safety awareness card required for all construction workers in Ireland. Manual Handling: Training certificate for safely lifting and moving heavy items.CSCS Card: Construction Skills Certification Scheme card needed for operating specific mobile or heavy machinery.