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How to Become a Roofer in Poland

Becoming a roofer in Poland follows a single nationally recognised pathway. Below is the licensing body, the step-by-step checklist, the typical timeline and what you can expect to earn.

Overview

Roofer careers in Poland

In Poland, roofers typically train through a szkoła branżowa in the dekarz (roofer) or blacharz (sheet metal worker) track. These programs cover pitched and flat roof systems, insulation, flashing, and safety. Graduates can take the czeladnik exam through the Chamber of Crafts.

Polish regulations require all construction site workers to complete BHP (bezpieczeństwo i higiena pracy) safety training. Workers at heights must hold specific certifications for praca na wysokości (working at heights). For larger commercial projects, additional qualifications may be required by the general contractor.

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