Construction worker

Traffic controllers for construction sites in Finland

Empleador: Lavonia Oy
Ubicacion: Finland
Puestos: 10
Publicado: 2026-11-14

En que consiste el trabajo

We are looking for traffic controllers for construction sites in the Uusimaa region We are looking for spotters for our clients construction sites in Uusimaa. A spotter guides machinery and vehicles and makes sure everyone on site moves around safely. This role suits an attentive and responsible person who stays calm even on a busy site. Duties * Guiding excavators, cranes and other construction machinery * Directing vehicles when they reverse and manoeuvre * Monitoring access routes and hazard areas * Communicating with machine operators * Other general site tasks as needed What we expect from you * Attentiveness and a strong safety mindset * Reliability and punctuality * Ability to act quickly and clearly when the situation changes * A valid Finnish Occupational Safety Card (Työturvallisuuskortti) * A Tieturva 1 road safety card What we offer * Pay according to the collective agreement, based on your skills and experience * Varied tasks and projects * High-quality work gear * Occupational health care * Professional support and advice on employment matters Interested? Fill in the recruitment form and tell us about your previous construction experience. We will contact you soon! Contact information: arttu.jarvi@lavonia.fi Lavonia Group is a Finnish staffing agency founded in 2008, that serves clients and workers in construction and heavy industry. With us you can find the best jobs all year round. Read more:

Como postular

Postula directamente con el empleador mencionado arriba. Workuro no es una agencia, no cobra comisiones ni interviene en esta contratacion.

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Fuente: EURES, the European Commission's job mobility portal.

Cómo funciona el permiso de trabajo en Finland

Residence permit for an employed person. A job offer and, for most roles, a partial decision by the employment authorities on the availability of local labour.

Publicado por Migri, the Finnish Immigration Service