Construction Worker for Hydropower Plants

We are seeking construction workers for repair projects at hydroelectric plants. Our client company is hiring versatile personnel for repair and reconstruction tasks at hydroelectric facilities across Finland. The job suits you if you enjoy physical and varied work, are prepared to work in different conditions, and travel is acceptable to your circumstances. Work sites are mainly in the Oulu, Kainuu and Southeast Finland regions. Work days during travel blocks are long, typically about 10–12 hours per day. Travel between sites is done with the company’s vehicles, and the employer provides the necessary tools and work clothing. What we expect from you: a positive attitude, motivation and willingness to perform physically demanding work. We hope you have: previous experience from construction tasks; good physical fitness and ability to work in demanding conditions; Työturvallisuuskortti (safety card); B-driver’s license; travel readiness and ability to be on the road for about two weeks at a time; flexibility for long workdays; Finnish language skills; proactive work attitude. The role requires a clean background and Finnish citizenship due to work in secured sites. What we offer: diverse work in hydroelectric plant reconstruction; varied sites around Finland; potential for long workdays and good earnings accumulation; employer-provided tools and workwear; transportation to sites with company vehicles; thorough induction to the role and sites; competitive salary, with prior experience and skills considered. If you are a physically capable construction worker and travel work suits your life situation, please apply as soon as possible. Interviews start during the application period and the position will be filled when a suitable candidate is found. We value a good work attitude and willingness to take on varied tasks.

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