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A groundworker moves earth, digs trenches and foundations and prepares the construction site for structural work or roadworks.
A groundworker moves earth, digs trenches and foundations and prepares the construction site for structural work or roadworks. Digging trenches and foundations, laying sewers and pipes are core tasks.
<p>A groundworker typically earns between €16 and €20 gross per hour; those who also operate small machines earn more.</p>
A groundworker moves earth, digs trenches and foundations and prepares the construction site for structural work or roadworks.
A groundworker typically earns between €16 and €20 gross per hour; those who also operate small machines earn more. The exact pay depends on your experience, the sector and any shift or weekend allowances. On every vacancy you can see the pay and working hours immediately, so you know what to expect beforehand.
Groundwork requires no specific diploma: most groundworkers learn on site. A driving licence and later a machine operator training increase your chances.
There is continuous demand for groundworkers across Flanders in road, sewer and infrastructure works. View all construction jobs in Flanders via our overview and filter by distance to your municipality. Show interest in learning to operate machines (mini excavator, crane): groundworkers who progress to machine operator earn significantly more.
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