Bricklayer

The bricklayer profession forms the foundation of every construction and renovation project. Bricklayers build, restore, and maintain walls, facades, and other load-bearing elements using various materials such as bricks, concrete blocks, stone, and other construction components. If you enjoy hands-on, practical work, a career as a bricklayer offers stability and excellent employment opportunities.

Main Job Roles

1. Load-Bearing Wall Bricklayer

• Job Description: Building load-bearing and partition walls in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
• Responsibilities: Preparing masonry materials, laying and leveling bricks and blocks, using levels and measuring instruments, following blueprints and construction standards.

2. Facade Bricklayer

• Job Description: Building and renovating building facade systems.
• Responsibilities: Applying insulation materials, preparing and leveling surfaces, finishing layers, following aesthetic and energy efficiency standards.

3. Restoration Mason

• Job Description: Restoring and repairing historical and cultural heritage buildings.
• Responsibilities: Preparing materials according to traditional techniques, carefully restoring damaged parts, preserving the building’s authentic appearance.

Preferred Skills and Qualifications

• Technical knowledge and skills in handling construction materials.
• Ability to read technical blueprints.
• Precision, responsibility, and attention to detail.
• Physical fitness and endurance.
• Adherence to safety rules on the construction site.
• Advantage: previous masonry experience and working with various materials.

Why Choose a Bricklayer Job?

• High and constant demand on the job market.
• Key role in every construction project.
• Opportunities for specialization and continuous training.
• Tangible work results that remain visible.
• Stable and long-term employment both locally and abroad.