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Visio Henkilöstöratkaisut Pohjois-Pohjanmaa Oy is seeking an energetic demolition worker for sites in Oulu. Start is August, with immediate onboarding.
You will perform manual demolition, chipping, and essential preparatory tasks for upcoming construction phases across renovation projects. Candidate must have demolition experience, stay in good physical condition, hold a valid safety card, and understand Finnish safety instructions.
We are looking for energetic demolition workers in Oulu. Do you enjoy honest, heavy-duty physical work where you tear down the old to make way for the new? Our client is seeking a proactive and hardworking demolition worker. The employment contract is signed with Visio Yritys Oy, but the work takes place at our client's sites and construction projects in Oulu. NOTE! Work starts immediately in August.
Your tasks will consist of diverse demolition work in renovation and remodeling projects. The work mainly involves manual demolition and chipping. In this role, you will perform essential preparatory work for future construction phases.
Whether your vision of working life is clear or still taking shape, we help in both cases. We ensure that employment contracts and equipment are in order, and that as a professional, you receive a salary corresponding to your expertise. We provide support and security if you need it. It is important to us that you enjoy your work.
If you would like more information about the role, you can call the person responsible for recruitment: Maija 050 552 1686. We are available Mon-Fri 09:00-16:00. We appreciate it if you only ask questions related to the job tasks during the call. Please leave your self-introduction and sales pitch for the actual application.
Good luck with your application!
Experience in demolition and chipping, Familiarity with manual demolition and chipping hammer use, Good physical condition and endurance, Valid occupational safety card, Good Finnish language skills, High work ethic and reliability