Welder Jobs in Poland: MIG/MAG and TIG Vacancies with Accommodation
Open welder vacancies
Below: where to find a welder job in Poland, what the open vacancies offer, accommodation, the employment contract, requirements and documents.
Where to find a welder job in Poland
Short answer: welders find jobs in Poland through a licensed employment agency, on job portals and in the public job database. An agency is the easiest route if you need accommodation and help with documents.
- An employment agency listed in the KRAZ register. USPI Work and Documents (Bydgoszcz, KRAZ 34438) is hiring MIG/MAG and TIG welders now: about 9,000–11,500 zł net per month, free accommodation from the employer and an employment contract. Candidates pay no recruitment fees. The vacancies are listed above.
- Job portals such as Pracuj.pl, OLX Praca and job aggregators. They list more ads, but you have to check accommodation and the contract type with each employer.
- The public job database oferty.praca.gov.pl with ads from district labour offices (PUP), mostly in Polish.
Before you travel, check the agency in the KRAZ register (stor.praca.gov.pl) and ask for the pay, accommodation and contract type in writing.
Welder vacancies by method
Polish employers hire welders for a specific method, usually written as its ISO 4063 number. The method decides the requirements and the pay:
- MIG/MAG welder (semi-automatic, method 135): steel structures, metal from 7 mm, about 10,000–11,000 zł net per month in Bydgoszcz.
- TIG welder (argon, method 141): stainless steel, precise welds, about 9,000–11,500 zł net per month in Bydgoszcz.
MIG (131) uses an inert gas and is common for aluminium; MAG (135) uses an active gas (CO₂ or an argon mix) and is the main method for steel. TIG (141) uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode and a hand-fed filler rod: slower, but the cleanest weld for stainless steel and thin metal.
Welder jobs in Bydgoszcz
All our open welder vacancies are in Bydgoszcz, an industrial city in northern Poland with direct trains from Warsaw, Gdańsk and Poznań. The employer provides accommodation, so moving from another part of Poland is easy. The USPI office is in the city too: ul. Jana Karola Chodkiewicza 61, 85-667 Bydgoszcz. More jobs in the city: work in Bydgoszcz.
Welder jobs with accommodation
- Accommodation from the employer is free; you only pay utilities of 850 zł per month, deducted from pay.
- Three people per room; the recruiter can send photos before you arrive.
- Bring your own bed linen.
- Your recruiter will explain how to get from the accommodation to the factory.
Official employment: contract, ZUS, insurance
Both vacancies come with an employment contract (umowa o pracę) with the employer:
- monthly ZUS pension and social contributions;
- health insurance with free visits to doctors in Poland;
- pay every month, with an advance option;
- new workwear free of charge.
By Polish law, an employment agency does not charge candidates for finding a job. How to check an agency: how to choose a recruitment agency in Poland.
Requirements
- at least one year of welding experience with the method of the vacancy;
- reading technical drawings;
- setting up the welding machine yourself;
- readiness to work 8–12 hours a day, 5–6 days a week.
A Polish welder certificate is not required for these vacancies: real experience matters more. In Poland, welders are certified under PN-EN ISO 9606-1 (steel) or PN-EN ISO 9606-2 (aluminium); if you need a certificate, we can help you get one. Polish is not required: our recruiters speak English.
Documents
You need the right to work in Poland. We also assist our employees with residence card (TRC) applications; the decision is issued by the voivode (voivodeship office). Already working in Poland and want to change jobs? Read how to change your employer legally.
Welding words in Polish
- spawacz: welder; spawanie: welding;
- spoina pachwinowa / czołowa: fillet weld / butt weld;
- rysunek techniczny: technical drawing;
- półautomat: semi-automatic welder; drut spawalniczy: welding wire;
- gaz osłonowy: shielding gas; elektroda wolframowa: tungsten electrode;
- stal nierdzewna: stainless steel; majster: foreman.
How to apply
- Leave your name and phone number in the form on this page or write on WhatsApp: +48 883 883 668.
- Tell us your welding method, years of experience and the metals you worked with.
- A recruiter will reply in English, suggest the right vacancy and check your documents.
- Agree on the arrival date: medical check, contract and move-in on site.
Welder jobs in Poland: FAQ
Where can I find a welder job in Poland?
Through a licensed employment agency listed in the KRAZ register, on job portals such as Pracuj.pl and OLX Praca, or in the public job database oferty.praca.gov.pl. USPI Work and Documents (Bydgoszcz, KRAZ 34438) is hiring MIG/MAG and TIG welders now: about 9,000–11,500 zł net per month, free accommodation from the employer and an employment contract.
Are welder jobs in Poland offered with accommodation?
Yes, both open vacancies come with free accommodation from the employer; you only pay utilities of 850 zł per month, deducted from pay. Three people share a room.
Is the job official?
Yes. Both vacancies come with an employment contract (umowa o pracę), monthly ZUS contributions and health insurance. Candidates pay no recruitment fees.
Do I need a welder certificate?
Not for these vacancies: real experience matters more. If you need a PN-EN ISO 9606-1 certificate, we can help you get one.
Do I need to speak Polish?
No. Our recruiters speak English, and Polish is not required for the open vacancies.
What documents do I need?
You need the right to work in Poland. We also assist our employees with residence card (TRC) applications; the decision is issued by the voivode.