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Nonstop Group · construction contractor and staffing company

Work in construction for specialists and crews.

Tell us what work you do, where you want to work and what matters to you. We will review your profile for Nonstop projects and, with your consent, for a broader job search through LabourMarket.ai.

Nonstop Group is a construction contractor and a staffing company: we carry out construction work ourselves, and we select workers and teams for other companies' projects.

Jobs are offered project by project, in Lithuania and other countries.

Trades

What we most often look for

We most often look for these trades:

  • Roofers
  • All-round builders
  • Carpenters
  • Tilers
  • Plumbers
  • Electricians
  • Scaffolders
  • Welders

Apply even if there is no matching vacancy: when a new need comes up, we look first at the applications we already have.

How to apply

Four steps

A few sentences about yourself are enough.

  1. 01

    State your trade

    One or several; if it is not on the list, in your own words.

  2. 02

    Choose a country

    One, several or the whole EU.

  3. 03

    Tell us about your experience

    What you did, where and for how long. You can send a CV by email.

  4. 04

    We contact you about suitable work

    First, for work on Nonstop projects. With your consent, your profile is also passed to LabourMarket.ai for other job offers.

Not only construction

Looking for work in another field?

Warehouse, logistics, driving, manufacturing, hospitality or another field? If the work is not connected with Nonstop construction projects, with your consent your profile is passed to the LabourMarket.ai job search.

  • Production / factory
  • Warehouse / logistics
  • Driver / transport
  • Agriculture
  • Cleaning / facility services
  • Hospitality / food
  • Care / support work
  • Machine operator (CNC, forklift, plant)
  • Other field
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Insulated strip-foundation formwork with reinforcement starter bars around the whole footprint

Foundation formwork and reinforcement

For crews

Work as a crew? Apply together.

State how many of you there are and which trades. One person can apply on behalf of the whole crew.

We form teams of EU citizens, or mixed teams where every member holds the right to work that the specific job and country require. For non-EU citizens, work, residence and posting conditions and any applicable restrictions are checked individually – applying does not mean automatic employment.

Countries where we work

  • Lithuania
  • Poland
  • Germany
  • Netherlands
Tell us about yourself
Reinforcement cage tied inside the formwork of a gable ring beam

Reinforcement work

For specialists and teams

Tell us what you can do, where you would like to work and how to reach you. We will work out the rest together.

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01 · Who you are
02 · What work can you do?

Construction and site trades — tick every one you can do

Other fields — if you are looking for non-construction work

You can mark both a trade and a field.

03 · Where you are based now
04 · When you can start
05 · Where would you like to work?

Pick several countries or all of the EU. This is your preference — not a list of countries where we have work right now. Norway, Switzerland and the UK are not in the EU; tick them separately.

A few sentences: what you did, where, for how long. No CV is needed to start.

Have a CV? Files are not uploaded or stored on this site — send it by email

Optional — but it helps us match you faster.

07 · Contact

Enter your email address — we will reply in writing.

What kind of work you are looking for

Unticked, your profile stays with Nonstop projects and requirements only. You can withdraw consent at any time.

We review your profile and contact you when we have suitable work.

Check before sending

What work can you do?
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Where you are based now
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Availability
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Where would you like to work?
Not stated

The request is delivered to the company mailbox and kept there. We do not ask for and do not accept identity documents, personal codes or bank details.

Prefer not to fill in a form?

Email us – a message template is ready to use.

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A broader job search through LabourMarket.ai

This site is connected to LabourMarket.ai: with your consent, your profile is passed to the broader search.

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Terms

Contract, documents, travel

Contract
A contract is always signed; pay is hourly or by the scope of work.
Documents
We help prepare the cross-border work documents. The A1 certificate is issued by the competent social-security institution.
Languages
Crews speak: Lithuanian, Polish, Russian, German, English. A foreign language is not always required.
Travel and tools
Agreed per project: transport, tools, site supervisor.

Frequently asked questions

Before you apply

Short answers for specialists.

01What work and where?

Construction and finishing work on sites across Europe, by project. We most often look for: roofers, all-round builders, carpenters, tilers, plumbers, electricians, scaffolders, welders.

02Can a crew apply?

Yes. State how many of you there are and which trades. One person can apply on behalf of the whole crew.

03Is there rotation work?

It depends on the project: not every project has a rotation. State in the form whether you want rotation and which work pattern suits you, and we will only offer work that fits.

04Who pays for accommodation, travel and tools?

Accommodation is usually provided by the client; otherwise the terms are agreed per project. Travel and the other terms – transport, tools, site supervisor – are agreed before departure.

05Which documents do you handle? Do you issue the A1?

We help sort out the work-related documents: contracts, A1 certificates, right-to-work documents, posting notifications, registrations, safety and training certificates. The A1 certificate is issued by the competent social-security institution – we help prepare the application and never issue it ourselves.

06I am not an EU citizen (e.g. I am from Ukraine or Belarus). Can I work?

Whether you may work in a given country is decided by that country's law and authorities – not by us, and not by this website. For citizens of non-EU countries we help prepare the documents for work in Lithuania or Poland – work and residence permit applications – where those countries' rules allow it. Lithuania currently applies additional restrictions to citizens of some countries (e.g. Belarus), so in those cases we first look at documents for work in Poland, where its rules allow it. Whether and how quickly a permit is issued is decided by the authorities, so we do not guarantee timing. We will tell you which documents we can help with in your case. You can send your application now.

07What experience and which certificates matter?

The trade and real site experience come first. Certificates matter where the site requires them — VCA/SCC, working at height, scaffolding and welding among them. What you enter is recorded as declared by you and never as verified; nothing here turns a ticked box into a confirmed certificate. If a required certificate is missing, that is discussed before the start and not on site.

08What do I need to send?

Your trade, current location, start date, preferred country and contact details are enough. A CV is not required. The form does not ask for a passport, personal ID number, address or bank details; we will ask for documents only for a specific project and with your consent.

09What contract is used and how is pay agreed?

We always sign a contract; the pay model depends on the project: hourly model / subcontract price. Pay and conditions are agreed before departure.

10I am not a construction worker. Is the form worth filling in?

Yes. We invite construction specialists to our own and our partners' projects. For other fields – warehouse, logistics, driving, manufacturing, hotels and more – with your consent your profile is passed to LabourMarket.ai for a broader job search. There you create and manage your account yourself.

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