European contractors increasingly work with Romanian installation companies for structural steel, ventilation and machinery projects. A good collaboration depends on clarifying a few points before the crew arrives on site.
Scope and responsibilities
Define exactly what the partner delivers: labour only, or labour with tools, lifting equipment and supervision. Clarify who provides materials, who coordinates with other trades and who signs off each stage.
Posting of workers
Workers sent to another EU country for a project fall under the EU rules on posting of workers. In practice, this means checking the host country’s notification requirements and the social security documents for each worker before the project starts.
Documentation on site
- Safety training records and qualifications for the crew
- Method statements and risk assessments for the works
- Daily reports and photo documentation of progress
- A single point of contact who speaks the site language
In short
Clear scope, correct paperwork and one accountable contact make cross-border installation work run like a local project. AS Factorum Install Solutions provides installation crews for projects in Romania and across Europe; contact us to discuss your project.
