Ventilation Installer Belgium – Brussels | 24 EUR/hour

We are looking for an experienced Ventilation Installer for work in Brussels, Belgium. The selected candidate will work on the installation of ventilation and air-distribution systems in commercial, residential and industrial buildings.

The work involves assembling rectangular and circular ventilation ducts, installing fittings, supports, dampers, grilles, diffusers and other HVAC system components.

The employee will work according to technical drawings, project documentation and instructions provided by the site supervisor.

This Ventilation Installer Belgium position is suitable for candidates with practical installation experience, good technical skills and the ability to work independently and as part of a construction team.

1. Installing circular and rectangular ventilation ducts according to technical drawings.
2. Measuring, marking and preparing installation routes inside buildings.
3. Assembling duct sections, elbows, reducers, connectors and ventilation fittings.
4. Installing mounting rails, brackets, threaded rods, anchors and supporting structures.
5. Connecting ventilation ducts to air-handling units and other HVAC equipment.
6. Installing ventilation grilles, diffusers, dampers, valves and access panels.
7. Cutting and adjusting sheet-metal ventilation components when necessary.
8. Sealing duct connections using tapes, sealants, gaskets and mechanical fasteners.
9. Checking the correct alignment, stability and dimensions of installed systems.
10. Installing insulation around ventilation ducts when required by the project.
11. Working safely on ladders, platforms, scaffolding and mobile lifting equipment.
12. Maintaining cleanliness and order in the installation and construction area.

1. Previous professional experience as a ventilation installer, HVAC installer or ventilation duct fitter.
2. Practical experience installing circular and rectangular ventilation systems.
3. Ability to read technical drawings, installation plans and ventilation diagrams.
4. Knowledge of ventilation fittings, supports, dampers, grilles and air-distribution components.
5. Ability to use drills, grinders, riveters, measuring tools and standard installation equipment.
6. Ability to measure, cut, assemble and adjust ventilation components accurately.
7. Basic English language skills for communication at the construction site.
8. French or Dutch language skills are an advantage.
9. Good physical condition and readiness to perform manual installation work.
10. Ability to work at height and follow workplace safety procedures.
11. A driving licence and VCA safety certificate are advantages.
12. Readiness to work full-time in Brussels, Belgium.

The salary for this position is 24 EUR per hour.

This is a full-time job. The exact number of working hours per week and the daily working schedule are confirmed with selected candidates during recruitment.

Work is normally carried out during daytime construction-site hours, but the schedule may depend on the project and installation deadlines.

Additional working hours may be available during periods of increased workload or when projects must be completed within a specific deadline.

The exact overtime rates, payment dates, holiday pay and employment contract conditions are confirmed before starting work.

The employee may work with both circular spiral ducts and rectangular sheet-metal ventilation systems.

Projects may include supply-air systems, exhaust-air systems, mechanical ventilation, heat-recovery ventilation and industrial air-extraction systems.

The installer may connect ventilation ducts to air-handling units, fans, heat-recovery units, fire dampers and air-distribution components.

The exact type of system depends on the building, construction stage and technical requirements of the project.

All components must be installed according to technical drawings, required dimensions and instructions from the site supervisor.

The employee may use cordless drills, impact drivers, angle grinders, riveters, metal-cutting tools, measuring tapes, laser levels and hand tools.

Installation work may also require the use of ladders, scaffolding, mobile platforms and construction lifting equipment.

Ventilation ducts may be connected using screws, rivets, clamps, flanges, gaskets, tapes and specialist sealing materials.

The installer must check that tools and equipment are in good condition before starting work.

The exact equipment provided by the employer and the tools required from the employee are confirmed before starting the position.

The employee should be able to understand ventilation layouts, duct dimensions, installation heights and component locations shown in project documentation.

Before installation, the employee must check measurements and confirm that the planned ventilation route does not interfere with electrical, plumbing or structural installations.

Installed ducts must be properly aligned, securely supported and sealed at all connections.

Grilles, diffusers, dampers and inspection panels must be installed in the correct locations and remain accessible for servicing.

Any differences between the technical drawings and actual construction conditions should be reported to the site supervisor before further work continues.

Ventilation installers must follow all workplace safety procedures applicable to construction sites in Belgium.

The employee may be required to wear a safety helmet, protective gloves, safety footwear, work clothing, safety glasses and a high-visibility vest.

Fall-protection equipment must be used when working at height or in areas where there is a risk of falling.

Tools, ventilation components and installation materials must be secured when working on ladders, platforms or scaffolding.

The employee must keep walking routes and installation areas free from sharp metal pieces, packaging and other obstacles.

Site induction and safety instructions are provided according to the employer’s and construction project’s procedures.

Accommodation conditions should be confirmed during the recruitment process.

Candidates should confirm whether accommodation is provided or organized, including the room type, weekly cost, deposit, utilities and distance from the construction site.

The employer or recruitment representative should also confirm whether transport between the accommodation and workplace is available.

A driving licence may be useful when employees must travel between different construction projects in Brussels and the surrounding area.

The exact accommodation and transport conditions are provided to selected candidates before starting work in Belgium.

1. Full-time work as a Ventilation Installer in Belgium.
2. Work location in Brussels.
3. Salary of 24 EUR/hour.
4. Work on commercial, residential and industrial construction projects.
5. Regular salary payments according to the employment contract.
6. Possibility of additional working hours depending on project requirements.
7. Work with professional ventilation systems, tools and installation equipment.
8. Opportunity to gain international HVAC and construction experience.
9. Accommodation conditions confirmed during recruitment.
10. Final employment conditions confirmed before starting work.

The work is carried out by a professional construction and technical-installation company operating on projects in Brussels and the surrounding area.

The company performs ventilation and HVAC installation work in commercial buildings, residential developments, offices, warehouses and industrial facilities.

Employees work according to technical documentation, project schedules, quality standards and workplace safety procedures.

The exact company name, construction-site address and final employment conditions are provided to selected candidates during the recruitment process.

If you are interested in this Ventilation Installer Belgium job, send your application.

Please include information about your experience installing ventilation ducts, HVAC systems, air-handling equipment, insulation or other technical building installations.

Your application should also include information about the tools you can use, technical drawings you can read, language skills, safety certificates, driving licence, current location, availability and contact details.

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If the employer is interested in your application, its representative will contact you directly using the contact details provided in your application.