You drive straight from home to the site — and your travel time is paid.
One site, one system
Instead of somewhere new every day. You build our systems from start to finish. And only one type of system, so you know it inside out.
Your next licence is on us
Refrigeration, electrical, truck or construction machinery.
€3,000 sign-on bonus
€1,000 gross when you start. €2,000 gross after probation. Nothing to pay back.
On-call and emergency call-outs?
We build new systems. Emergency service isn't our business. On-call duty is the exception. On average, you actually get called out twice a year — and that's paid on top.
Same site as yesterday.
Get used to it.
You get in the car outside your door. The tools are already in it. You drive to the same site as yesterday.
Start at home
6:30 am
Straight from home
You get in the car outside your door. The tools are already in it, and the destination has been in your phone since last week: the same site as yesterday. No detour via the depot — you leave, you drive.
On site
7:00 am
Pick up where you left off
An apartment building in Dippoldiswalde or Bernsdorf. You work in the plant room and on the outdoor installation. Tenants call Maik, not you.
Lunch with the team
12:00 pm
Maik drops by
Maik, our master craftsman, is on site almost every day. If you're short of material, you call him — it comes with the next delivery.
Clock off
4:00 pm
Then it's home time
You pack up and head home. Tomorrow you carry on at the same site.
And tomorrow?
Already in your phone. Same site, same people — until the system is running.
What installers ask us
The questions that come next — including the ones from home.
How far away are the sites?
Most are within an hour of Dresden, a few further out. Only those who want to work away from home do so. For systems far away, Enloc works with local companies.
What do I actually get paid?
€3,000 to €3,300 gross per month. On top of that come benefits and an annual bonus — see "What else is in it for you" below.
How often do I have to go out when I'm on call?
Enloc builds new systems and doesn't live off emergency call-outs. Jannes had a single call in over a year — and it was a wrong number. If you do have to go out, the call-out is paid.
And at weekends?
Weekends are yours — unless you're on call. And even then, you only get called out twice a year on average.
When will I be home?
Work finishes at 4:00 pm on site, and most people are home by 4:30. Jannes is honest about it: "Sometimes I'm not home until six, but that doesn't really happen often."
What's the catch with the sign-on bonus?
The bonus comes in two parts: €1,000 gross when you start, €2,000 gross after probation. You don't have to pay anything back.
Which licence, and on what terms?
Refrigeration, electrical, truck or construction machinery — for electrical, that's the qualification as an electrician for defined tasks (EFKffT). Jannes got his excavator and aerial work platform licences here.
How often do plans change?
Rarely. Your week is in the app on your phone, and as Jannes puts it: "If it's in there a week ahead, it'll be right." Short-notice changes usually happen when someone is off sick or a customer reports a breakdown.
Your system. Until it runs.
You build the system through to handover, on the same site with the same colleagues. Some sites run for six months to a year. As Jannes puts it: "I start, set the heat pumps, close everything up again and leave it tidy."
Most of the time you work in the plant room and on the outdoor installation. Maik calls it the "basement crew".
01
Foundation for the heat pump
02
Plant room and outdoor installation
03
Connection to the risers
04
Handover — the system is running
Message Maik or Dirk.
You're writing directly to our master craftsmen. Tell them briefly who you are and what you've done so far.
That's how Maik joined us himself: he saw an ad on Instagram one evening and had a reply the next day.
Big enough for steady work, small enough that the master craftsman calls you back.
Enloc is an energy supplier from Dresden, delivering heat under long-term contracts.
The group currently operates 70 systems. Our own construction team builds the heat pump and PV systems for them. Ten people work there, building only heating and PV systems, all from one manufacturer.
700
systems operated across the Enloc Group. And new ones are added all the time.