Everything you need to know about our services, all in one place.
Let us know 5 working days in advance, and you are free to leave.
Call or text the site manager as soon as possible (their number can be found in the contract under ‘contact person’).
Yes. Even if your current project is nearby, the next one may be further away.
Yes, as a self-employed worker you must always bring your own tools. You need the tools required for the specific job you have taken on. As an all-round carpenter, it is best to bring all your tools.
Yes, but only as an employee. As a self-employed worker, we may be able to help you rent accommodation.
Not for self-employed workers or A1 contracts; the cost is included in the wage.
No, this is not possible. Each person is paid separately for clarity and safety.
This depends on how the project is going and what the site manager decides.
Payment is always 1 or 2 weeks after the invoice, depending on the project.
Yes, with some companies it must be listed in the Central Diploma Register.
Anything not found in the following database cannot be accepted:
Central Diploma Register – SSVV
Depending on the project, this may be possible.
As a self-employed worker you need the following documents:
ID card or passport for identification;
BSN number (Citizen Service Number) for administrative purposes;
IBAN (bank account number) for payments;
VCA certificate to prove that you can work safely on construction sites (VCA VOL is recommended);
VAT identification number if applicable for VAT returns;
Chamber of Commerce (KVK) registration; a digitally certified extract from the Chamber of Commerce;
Insurance, such as business liability insurance, depending on your profession.
