Staffing division
Contract route CWe take on long-term tasks and fixed-term projects on your site — with detailed planning, a cost and performance concept and formal acceptance.
Key facts
Under a work contract we do not owe staff but a result. That changes everything: planning, supervision, liability and invoicing.
Under service or work contracts we take on long-term tasks and fixed-term projects on your site. We are happy to put together detailed planning with cost and performance concepts. Together with our partners we can also handle complex tasks on our own premises.
Whether the question is technical or commercial: with a team of specialists from a range of industries and disciplines you always have the right contact. What matters to us is a clean distinction — a work contract in which your supervisors allocate work to our people is in truth temporary staffing, and it will be assessed as such at the next audit.
The distinction is not a formality. It decides social insurance, liability and, in case of doubt, a back payment.
What is owed is a result, not working time. That is why there is an acceptance — and only then the final invoice.
Our supervisor allocates the work. If your supervisors do it, what you really have is temporary staffing.
Defined in space, time and subject: where does your work package end and ours begin? That is settled in writing before the start.
Our rule: If a project cannot be cleanly delimited, we propose Temporary staffing instead — even when a work contract would be more convenient for us. The background is in our guide Temporary staffing, work contract or placement.
We record the scope and settle interfaces, duties to cooperate and deadlines.
You receive detailed planning with costs and scope — not a lump sum without a basis.
We provide the staff, the management and the documentation. You keep control of deadlines and quality.
Formal acceptance with a record. Only then is the work delivered — and the warranty starts.
Under a work contract we cost the work package, not the hour.
Important: A solid contract price needs a solid specification. If there is none, we do not cost into the blue — we draw it up with you.
Yes. Together with our partners we can handle complex tasks away from your plant. That makes particular sense for workshop or prefabrication work for which your site has no space.
By agreement, usually with a payment schedule tied to progress and a final invoice after acceptance. Under a service contract, by contrast, we invoice for the time spent, because no result is owed there.
We are, within the warranty agreed in the contract. That is exactly the difference from temporary staffing, where responsibility for delivery stays with you.
Yes, it is part of the work. For testing and evidence work — in nuclear engineering or non-destructive testing, for instance — the documentation is often the actual deliverable.
Send us the specification — or let us draw one up together. After that we can cost it properly.
