Bilingual trade jobs. Your second language is a skill.
Contractors need foremen, leads and tradespeople who can run a crew in two languages. Every listing shows the language it needs, whether it's required or preferred, and any bilingual pay.
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Questions about bilingual jobs
What is a bilingual trade job?
A job where you use English and another language on the job site, such as a Spanish-speaking foreman, a bilingual crew lead or a helper who translates safety briefings. Each listing says which language is needed and whether it's required or preferred.
Do bilingual foremen and crew leads get paid more?
Some employers pay a bilingual differential, often a set amount extra per hour. When an employer offers one, we show it next to the pay range.
Can I apply in Spanish?
Yes. Our application is available in Spanish and our recruiters speak Spanish.
Do I need to speak English to get a job?
Many crews work in Spanish day to day, but most employers need at least one bilingual lead to coordinate with the site and read safety requirements. Tell us your English level when we call.