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Brandschutzmonteur baulicher Brandschutz
Contract type
Ongoing
Work mode
On-site · Berlin, Germany
Experience
3 years
Job description
Assembly and installation of structural fire protection systems on construction sites in Berlin and the surrounding area, with on-the-job training provided for career changers.
At a glance
- Work mode
- On-site · Berlin, Germany
- Languages
- German – basic
What you'll do
- Produce and install structural fire protection systems (F90/L90)
- Install fire stopping for cable and pipe penetrations
- Install fire doors and fire dampers
- Drywall cladding in fire protection
- Digital documentation of work via iPad, taking photos and recording services
- Coordinate with colleagues and site managers on the construction site
What we're looking for
- Basic craft skills (construction, drywall, assembly, finishing or similar)
- Class B driving licence
- Basic German language skills required for on-site coordination
- Reliable and orderly way of working
- Teamwork and willingness to learn
- Resident in Berlin and surroundings
Nice to have
- Construction site experience is an advantage but not mandatory
Benefits
- Fair fixed base salary
- Additional performance bonuses paid quarterly
- Modern, well-equipped company vehicles
- IPad for digital work
- High-quality tools and work clothing
- Construction sites only in Berlin and the surrounding area
- Flat hierarchies and short communication paths
- Secure job in a crisis-proof industry
- Training plan to qualify you if you have no fire protection experience
How to get hired
- 1CV is enough
- 2No cover letter needed
- 3Fast response
Apply
About Universal Brandschutz Service GmbH
The expert for fire protection solutions
A growing company in fire protection working on construction sites in Berlin and the immediate surrounding area.
Key facts
- Growing company in fire protection
- Works on construction sites in Berlin and the immediate area
What they value
- Reliability and commitment matter most
- Performance should pay off
- You are rewarded for effort, not for big words