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Not always. Many entry-level helper roles provide full on-the-job training. For specialist roles like butchery or CNC operation, relevant experience is required.

Meat and food processing factories require protective gear (gloves, helmets, hairnets) and can be cold (2–10°C). Steel and parts factories are warmer. All workplaces follow German safety regulations.

Most factories run 2 or 3-shift systems (morning, afternoon, night). Typical shifts are 8 hours with paid breaks. Overtime is common and well-compensated.

Yes, in most cases we arrange affordable shared accommodation near the workplace. Some employers include housing directly in the contract package.

With supported accommodation and steady overtime, most production workers save between €700–€1,400 per month after all living expenses.

Basic German (A1–A2) helps for daily life. On the factory floor, supervisors often speak English or a Balkan language. We provide guidance before your departure.

Yes! We regularly place couples and groups of friends at the same facility. Mention it in your application and we will coordinate placement together.