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Staffing division

For employers

Three routes to skilled staff — one of them fits your project

We are your partner for the placement, the selection and the temporary supply of highly qualified specialists — in engineering as well as in the skilled trades.

Contract types

Temporary staffing
§ 1 AÜG
Placement
Part or full process
Work contract
§ 631 BGB
Service contract
§ 611 BGB
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Overview

Capacity, a permanent hire or a result?

Choosing the contract type is not a formality. It settles who may issue instructions, who keeps the records and what is owed in the end.

In practice it comes down to three questions. First: do you need extra hands under your own technical direction? Then Temporary staffing is the direct route. Second: is the post to be filled permanently with you? Then Permanent placement is right. Third: is there a defined work package for which a result is owed? Then it is the service or work contract.

We will tell you honestly which route fits — even when it is the one we earn less on. A wrongly chosen contract type comes to light at the next audit at the latest, and then the damage outweighs the advantage.

Contract routes

One requirement, three routes, one assignment

  1. 01Requirement

    You describe the trade, the numbers and the period.

  2. 02Route

    Temporary staffing, placement or work contract, depending on the goal.

  3. 03Assignment

    The specialist stands at your plant, with all the proof in place.

Insights

From the requirement to the works gate

Between “we are short of someone” and the first working day lie papers, checks and an instruction. That is our part of the job.

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Take down the requirementTrade, number, period, shift model, site — and what proof has to come with it.
Personal protective equipment laid out
Proof and equipmentInstruction, health checks, works pass, PPE. Without them nobody gets through the gate — and we send nobody there.
Employee and supervisor talking in a workshop
Handover on siteOn the first day someone from us is there. After that your contact knows the assignment — not just the payroll number.
What we fill

Engineering, industry, commercial, IT

The focus lies clearly in engineering and the skilled trades — that is where we come from.

Skilled trades

  • Industrial, pipe, valve, pump and machine fitters
  • MAG and TIG welders, construction mechanics
  • Plant mechanics for pipe assembly and building services
  • Electronics technicians for industrial engineering, plant electricians, I&C
  • Lightning protection fitters and specialist planners to DIN EN 62305
  • Radiation protection workers, decontamination and dismantling specialists
  • Chemical operators, plant operators, materials testers

Technical up to engineering level

  • Project and systems engineers for plant and power station construction
  • Construction supervision, work preparation, maintenance planning
  • Physicist for dismantling and repository documentation
  • Occupational safety specialists, maintenance management
  • Commercial administration and assistance
  • IT from service desk to platform engineering
  • Works and transport logistics, professional drivers, shunting locomotive drivers

What we do not do: We do not place staff in fields we cannot judge professionally. When we say no, there is a reason — and it is rarely the price.

Three contract routes

Which route suits your project

Capacity, a permanent hire or a result — that decides which contract type is right. Each has its own page.

Proof check

What has to be in place before anyone comes through the works gate?

The most common reason for a postponed start date is missing proof — not missing staff. Two details are enough for the list.

1 · Where is the work?
2 · Which activity?
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Working together

Around 60 people, one management

We are small enough for the management to know who is working where — and large enough to staff a shutdown team.

What follows from that: short routes when questions come up, one contact instead of a ticket system, and decisions that do not have to travel a floor upwards first.

  • One contact for quote, assignment and invoicing
  • An answer the same working day
  • Permanent contracts — our people stay, and so does your knowledge
FAQ

For employers — the most common questions

How do I know whether temporary staffing or a work contract is right?

By who gives the instructions. If your people on site say what is to be done and when, it is temporary staffing. If we deliver a defined work package with our own supervision and a result is signed off, it is a work contract. There is no hybrid — it would be a risk for both sides.

How long may temporary staff stay with us?

The German Temporary Employment Act limits the assignment period; different rules may follow from the collective agreements in your industry. We check this with you before the contract is signed, so you do not run into a deadline trap.

Do you take on the complete recruitment process?

On request yes: job description, requirement profile, review of the documents, shortlisting and interview. At the end you only give the final go-ahead and hire directly. Individual parts of the process are equally possible.

What about clearance certificates?

On request we send the current certificates from the tax office, the employers' liability insurance association and the health insurers, plus the approval for work in radiation protection areas.

How quickly do we get an answer?

The same working day if your enquiry arrives by the afternoon. What you get is a firm answer — even when it is that we cannot keep the date.

Next step

Tell us what is missing.

Trade, number, place and period are enough for a first proposal. Everything else we settle in conversation.

Send an enquiry 0203 73 99 799-0

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What counts in staffing

  • Instruction, fitness and access are settled before anyone sees the works gate.
  • Around 60 specialists of our own, on permanent contracts.
  • Temporary staffing, placement or work contract — whichever fits.