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March 20, 2026
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Looking for a job of worker or executive? Check the job offers available in Luxembourg in the Building industry, Public Works and Construction.
Technicien(ne)s en construction plastique (H/F)
SOUDOPLAST
Ingénieur en conception de protection incendie
SECO Luxembourg
Mécanicien industriel (H/F/X)
GH intérim Wiltz
Plaquiste expérimenté·e (H/F/X) – On anticipe les prochains chantiers!
Adecco
Technicien(ne) Métreur Sciage & Carottage H/F/X
TRIANGLE Solutions RH Luxembourg
Moovijob Day Luxembourg
March 20, 2026
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Conducteur de travaux GO - phase études
Skeeled Recruitment
Deviseur HVAC
AQUATECHNIC
Animateur Prévention et Sécurité H/F - Industrie
Wallerich
Gestionnaire d‘offres techniques (h/f/d)
marco zenner s.à r.l.
Vermesser (M/W/X)
GOCA contructions
Moovijob Day Luxembourg in Metz
May 22, 2026
Metz Congrès Robert Schuman
Métreur (H/F/X)
GOCA contructions
Support IT (f/m)
Soclair Equipements
Façadier (H/F/X)
GH intérim Wiltz
FERRAILLEUR H/F/X
GH INTÉRIM BY JUBIL GROUP
Electriciens expérimentés dans le secteur du bâtiment H/F
SAVELEC
Moovijob Day Luxembourg in Trier
June 19, 2026
Messepark Trier
Responsable Service Après-Vente - Travaux Généraux (M/F/D)
CLK S.À.R.L
Ingénieur Etudes de prix / Méthodes
Poeckes s.à.r.l
Schwachstromtechniker:in (m/w/d) | Sicherheitssysteme
Lux-Power S.á r.l.
Chef(fe) de chantier (h/f/x) | Moyenne tension & énergie
Lux-Power S.á r.l.
Opérateur de désamiantage (M/F)
Depolux Works
Unicareers Luxembourg
September 25, 2026
Luxexpo The Box
Metteur au point H/F
Mersch & Schmitz
Mécanicien sur engins TP (H/F/X)
GH INTÉRIM BY JUBIL GROUP
Gestionnaire de Chantiers - Chef de Projets (H/F)
Thomas & Piron Groupe Luxembourg SA
CHEF D'EQUIPE GO (H/F/X)
Manpower Luxembourg S.A.
Chef de projet expérimenté en HVAC / SAN (m/f/d)
Schroeder & Associés
CHEF DE PROJET (CONDUCTEUR DE TRAVAUX) GENIE CIVIL/BATIMENT
Galère Lux
DESSINATEUR PROJETEUR ELECTRIQUE
Groupe Morgan Services - Esch sur Alzette
DESSINATEUR PROJETEUR EN ELECTRICITE (M/F/D)
GABBANAelcom
Dessinateur / Projeteur
IMPULSE INTERIM
Assistant / Assistante flotte routière
CFL - Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois
The Building industry / Public Works / Construction sector in Luxembourg has been booming – accompanied by an important increase in recruitments – for several years now. You just have to look at the several job offers posted by companies from this business sector is only keeping increasing day after day. Indeed, the number of building sites is constantly increasing in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg – but they are lacking applicants. Recruiters are therefore calling on people living near the Luxembourg border – and each time those living more and more away from the border –to occupy these positions.
We can see this trend in the Building industry / Public Works / Construction sector, and in the need of different professional profiles as workers, technicians and even engineers. The most sought-after job is bricklayer. But, it will not be difficult for you to find a job as pipe fitter or painter – due to the wide range of construction companies and their subcontractors – even if you are beginner and therefore without professional experience. The greatest amount of work will be in Luxembourg City – but you might have to travel several times to reach others building sites all over the country.
As you can see from the different job advertisements, employers in the Building industry / Public Works / Construction sector are looking for a wide number of candidates with low qualifications but highly qualified – as well as people with a higher level of education for the management and the study part of projects, for instance.
To work as a manual worker, your potential future employer may require some diplomas like Technical certificate, General certificate or Tech-Level for the junior profiles. Regarding a senior profile, you will need an HND or equivalent, an engineering or architect diploma, a Bac+2 (BTS or DUT), an engineering or architect diploma – depending on the responsibilities assimilated to the position. As construction is a sector adapting its techniques to energy, the different employers in Luxembourg must train their staff regularly and teach them new techniques and materials. Indeed, current specifications must be in accordance with the new standards making buildings more ecological and sustainable.