Construction manpower
Masons, carpenters, steel fixers, electricians, plumbers, welders, painters and general site workers.
Employer enquirySLBFE-licensed overseas recruitment
Worthy Hands helps verified overseas employers recruit skilled and semi-skilled manpower from Sri Lanka. We coordinate targeted sourcing, screening, employer interviews, skills assessments and compliant mobilisation under SLBFE Licence No. 3196.
Sri Lankan manpower recruitment
Choosing a manpower agency in Sri Lanka is an important operational decision. International employers need more than a list of available candidates: they need accurate role matching, organised selection, clear communication and dependable coordination throughout the recruitment journey.
Worthy Hands begins with the employer’s workforce requirement. Our team reviews the roles, required skills, headcount, working conditions and intended mobilisation schedule before beginning candidate sourcing. This creates a structured recruitment campaign aligned with the actual vacancy rather than a generic candidate search.
The employer remains responsible for the final hiring decision. We support that decision by coordinating candidate profiles, interviews, practical assessments and the local procedures required for approved overseas employment.
Worker categories
Recruitment is tailored to the job description, experience level and employment conditions supplied by the overseas employer.
Masons, carpenters, steel fixers, electricians, plumbers, welders, painters and general site workers.
Machine operators, assemblers, production workers, packers, welders and factory support personnel.
Sewing machine operators, cutters, tailors, quality controllers, supervisors and production staff.
Chefs, kitchen helpers, waitstaff, housekeeping teams, cleaners and hotel operations personnel.
Caregivers, nursing support workers and allied service personnel for suitable approved vacancies.
Warehouse assistants, loaders, cleaners, maintenance helpers and project-based general workers.
Why recruit from Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka provides access to workers across trades, production and service industries. A successful campaign depends on matching the right people to the right employment conditions.
Candidate searches are organised according to the employer’s job descriptions, required experience and headcount. This helps focus the shortlist on workers who understand the role and employment expectations.
For technical and trade occupations, Worthy Hands can coordinate employer interviews and practical assessments. Employers can participate directly and approve the candidates they want to hire.
After selection, our team coordinates applicable medical, document, regulatory, visa, pre-departure and travel stages in Sri Lanka while communicating progress to the employer.
A defined workforce brief and agreed process help employers understand candidate status, required documents and the steps that can affect the mobilisation schedule.
Our recruitment process
Confirm the roles, number of workers, required skills, destination, salary, contract conditions and target dates.
Source potential candidates in Sri Lanka and review their profiles, experience, documents and availability.
Coordinate interviews and, where needed, practical trade tests. The employer makes the final selection.
Coordinate the applicable medicals, employment documentation, SLBFE procedures, visas, orientation and travel.
Compliance and agency verification
For overseas recruitment, employers should verify that their Sri Lankan recruitment partner holds the appropriate licence. Worthy Hands (Pvt) Ltd operates under Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment Licence No. 3196 and was incorporated in Sri Lanka in 2018 under company number PV 00204515.
Employment terms, recruitment documents and destination requirements should be clear before mobilisation begins. Employers can independently check agency registration information through the official SLBFE directory.
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These genuine photographs show Sri Lankan workers supported by Worthy Hands during the final stages of their overseas recruitment journey.



Frequently asked questions
A manpower agency sources, screens and coordinates suitable Sri Lankan candidates for an employer's vacancies. For overseas employment, the process may also include interviews, trade tests, documentation, medical examinations, regulatory coordination, visa support, pre-departure preparation and travel arrangements.
Yes. Worthy Hands (Pvt) Ltd is a licensed foreign employment agency operating under Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment Licence No. 3196.
Yes. The employer retains control of the final selection. Worthy Hands can arrange online or in-person interviews and coordinate practical trade tests for relevant roles.
Worthy Hands supports verified requirements for approved overseas destinations, including opportunities in Europe, Romania, the Middle East and Asia, subject to Sri Lankan and destination-country regulations.
Recruitment can cover construction, manufacturing, garment and textile, hospitality, healthcare support, facilities, warehousing and general labour, depending on the employer's approved requirement.
Employers should provide job titles, headcount, skills and experience, work location, salary, working hours, contract period, benefits, accommodation, transport and the preferred deployment date.
Screening is based on the job description and may include experience checks, document reviews, interviews and practical skills assessments. The exact method is agreed with the employer.
Timelines vary according to candidate availability, selection, employment documents, medicals, visa processing, SLBFE requirements and travel arrangements. A realistic mobilisation plan is prepared after reviewing the complete workforce brief.
International employer enquiries
Share your job categories, required numbers, destination, employment conditions and preferred timeline. The Worthy Hands team will review your requirement and contact you.
Send your workforce requirement to our employer relations team.