Listings for locksmiths, from steel structures to assembly and production, at home and in Germany and Austria. Fill in your profile once and offers keep coming.
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Locksmiths are in demand in steel structures, assembly and production. What decides is the ability to read technical drawings, measure precisely and assemble parts well. A large share of the listings overlaps with welding, so if you can weld too, you have an advantage.
For work abroad, experience with a particular type of production (structures, pipework, machinery) and reliability help. Companies in Germany and Austria value it when you can work on your own from documentation.
If you can weld as well, take a look at work for welders. The most listings and the highest rates are in Germany and Austria.
Through Alogator you create a profile with an availability calendar and companies approach you themselves. You mark what you do and when you can start.
A locksmith assembles and fits steel parts from drawings; a welder joins them. Many listings overlap, so if you can do both, you reach a wider choice. Take a look at work for welders as well.
For most listings yes, it is a basic requirement in structures and assembly. The better you read documentation and the more independently you work, the better the offers you get.
Yes, most listings are open both to self-employed tradespeople and to employees. At the higher rates abroad, self-employment tends to pay off. In your profile you mark what suits you.
Working abroad
Overview of markets, rates and conditions
Work in Germany
The largest market, 28 to 40 €/hr
Work in Austria
Close to home, protected wages (KV)
Work in the Netherlands
Steady work, accommodation included
Work for welders
TIG, CO2, pipework and structures
Work for electricians
LV wiring, instrumentation, photovoltaics