Construction worker

Can you work at height without fear or significant discomfort?

Yes

No

Are you capable of daily physical work (eg lifting weights, working on your feet for several hours)?

Yes

No

Are you prepared to work outdoors in various weather conditions?

Yes

No

Will you follow all prescribed safety rules and use protective equipment (e.g. seat belt, helmet) while working?

Yes

No

Are you willing to undergo the necessary training and training for working at height and following safety procedures?

Yes

No

Are you medically fit to work at height (do you have any health problems that would hinder your work)?

Yes

No

Što Vas najviše motivira da se prijavite za ovaj posao (rad na visini u građevinarstvu)?

Prvenstveno tražim bilo kakav posao radi zarade.

Zanima me ovakva vrsta posla i volim fizički rad.

Veselim se izazovu rada na visini i stjecanju novog iskustva.

Želim izgraditi karijeru u građevini (posebno u poslovima na visini) i napredovati u tom području.

How do you view this job in the context of your career?

I see it as a temporary job until I find something better.

It's good experience, but I'm not sure how long I would stay in that job.

I am willing to do this job for a long time if it suits me and I show good results.

How would you rate your physical fitness and endurance for demanding physical work?

Weak – I'm not in shape and that kind of work would be difficult for me.

Average – I can do some of the tasks, but it will take me time to get better at it.

Good – I'm in pretty good shape and can handle a full day of physical work with few breaks.

How much experience do you have in construction work or working at heights?

I have no experience in construction or working at heights, but I am willing to learn from scratch.

I have some experience (I helped with small jobs or worked briefly on a construction site).

I have solid experience (about 1–3 years) in construction, including some work at heights.

I am experienced (more than 3 years) and have often worked at heights.

What is your experience with using tools and equipment on a construction site?

Very little or none – I will need full training in how to use the tools.

Basic – I used simple tools (e.g. drill, grinder) with the help of more experienced colleagues.

Good – I can operate common construction tools and equipment independently.

Great – I am very experienced with tools, including specialized equipment for working at height.

Which of the following best describes your approach to work?

I only do what I have to do to meet the minimum.

I try to do my job, but if it's not urgent, I don't push myself too hard.

I do my best to complete every task with quality and on time.

I always make an extra effort and take initiative whenever needed.

What is your attitude towards teamwork?

Više volim raditi samostalno i izbjegavam timski rad ako je moguće.

I prefer to work independently and avoid teamwork if possible.

I function well in a team and always collaborate with colleagues as needed.

I enjoy teamwork and often take the initiative to help or motivate the team.

How do you approach learning new skills at work?

I'd rather just do what I already know; learning new things is not a priority for me.

I'll learn what I need to, but for the most part I stick to proven working methods.

I am open to learning new skills and try to apply what I learn.

I am very happy to learn everything I can and actively seek opportunities for improvement.

How do you deal with safety rules and regulations at work?

Sometimes I go around a rule if I think it can speed up the work.

I follow basic safety rules, although I sometimes neglect less important ones.

I try to follow all safety rules, and if I'm not sure about something, I check before performing.

I strictly follow all safety procedures and make sure that my colleagues do the same.

What do you usually do if you finish your task early at a construction site and have free time?

I use that time to rest until I get a new assignment.

I wait nearby until my superior notices that I am free.

I let my supervisor know that I am finished and offer to take on the next task or help my colleagues.

I find out on my own initiative where I can help on a construction site, without waiting to be explicitly told to do so.

How do you cope with long, physically demanding tasks during the workday?

I get tired quickly and try to take breaks as often as I can.

I hold on as long as I can, but if it gets too hard, I slow down.

I can work hard all day with occasional short breaks when needed.

I have high stamina – I will work as long as it takes to complete a task.

How do you react when your superiors give you constructive criticism or instructions for improvement?

I find criticism difficult and it bothers me when someone corrects me.

I take advice if I have to, but I prefer to do things my own way.

I listen to instructions and strive to improve my work according to the advice given.

I appreciate constructive criticism - I immediately apply the advice to improve my work.

How would you describe your reliability in terms of being on time and present at work?

I often find myself late or absent from work.

I am very rarely late and am almost always present as agreed.

I always arrive on time and can be counted on whenever needed.

What would you do if you were faced with a task on a construction site that you didn't know how to complete on your own?

I would immediately try to complete the task myself, so what?

I would hesitate and probably wait for someone more experienced to show me what to do.

I would ask a more experienced colleague or superior to explain to me exactly how to complete the task.

First, I would try to recall the instructions from the training or manual, and if I'm still not sure, I would ask an experienced colleague for help.

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