Parsing contacts from Polish websites where they are looking for workers

Sources (only what you specified)

• Praca.pl

• Indeed (pl.indeed.com)

• JOBS.pl (instead of “job.pl”, actually a mass portal — jobs.pl)

• Aplikuj.pl

• GoWork (Job section)

• Jobu: in the Polish context, Jobo.pl is more commonly encountered (remote work portal; as a source for construction, it is almost useless, but the parser can be connected as “low priority”)

Technical task for development: parsing leads of employers looking for construction workers

1) Goal

To collect companies/contacts that publish job vacancies for construction workers in Poland, and export this to a table and/or CRM.

2) Result (what should be in the lead)

One lead = one employer vacancy (then dedup by company/contacts).

Mandatory fields:

• source (enum): praca_pl / indeed / jobs_pl / aplikuj_pl / gowork / jobo_pl(optional) / jobcraft(optional)

• job_url

• job_title (what they are looking for)

• trade_tag (normalized “profession” from the dictionary, see below)

• city / region (if available)

• employer_name (if available)

• contact_phone (if available)

• contact_email (if available)

• contact_person_name (if available)

• posted_at / updated_at (if available)

• fetched_at

• content_hash (sha256)

3) “Builders” filter (strict)

Parse only vacancies that match the keyword dictionary (PL/RU/UA). Example of a basic list (expandable with config):

Key professions (trade_tag):

• murarz (bricklayer), tynkarz (plasterer), malarz (painter), glazurnik / płytkarz (tiler)

• monter GK / g-k / karton-gips (drywall installer)

• zbrojarz (reinforcement worker), cieśla szalunkowy (formwork carpenter), betoniarz (concrete worker)

• monter rusztowań (scaffolder)

• dekarz (roofer), monter elewacji (facade installer), ociepleniowiec (insulation)

• brukarz (cobblestone layer), operator koparki (excavator operator), pomocnik budowlany (construction helper)

• Other construction vacancies