Stonemason vacancies in Limburg, Belgium
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Data last updated on 2 August 2026
What does a Stonemason do?
As a stonemason, you cut, work and place natural stone. The job is also known as stone cutter, marble worker or stone placer. You set up and prepare the site, select the stone types according to the cutting plan and determine the working method. You bring natural stone elements to size, apply manual or machine cutting techniques and finish the elements before you place the stone on site. Sometimes you sculpt, engrave or restore natural stone. You always follow the safety rules and clean up the site afterwards. In Vlaanderen you work in construction finishing, in workshops, restoration projects and on building and monument sites.
Typical tasks
- Set up and prepare the site
- Select the stone types according to the cutting plan
- Determine the working method
- Bring natural stone elements to size
- Apply manual or machine cutting techniques and finish the elements
- Place natural stone on site
- Work safely and clean up the site
Required skills
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about applying via Werkvolk.
What does a Stonemason do?
A stonemason cuts, works and places natural stone. You set up the site, select the stone types, determine the working method and bring the elements to size using manual or machine techniques. You finish and place the stone, sometimes sculpt, engrave or restore it, and always follow the safety rules and clean up the site.
How much does a Stonemason earn in Belgium?
In Belgium a stonemason usually earns between 15 and 22 euro per hour gross. Your experience, your specialisation and the type of project determine the exact wage. Stonemasons who master restoration, sculpting or marble work, or who run their own workshop, can earn towards the top of the range.
What is the difference between a Stonemason and a natural stone letterer?
A stonemason covers the full craft: cutting, working, finishing and placing natural stone. A natural stone letterer is a specialisation that focuses on engraving letters and inscriptions, for example on gravestones and monuments. Most letterers start as stonemasons, so the letterer is a narrower profile within the broader trade.
How big is the demand for stonemasons in Flanders?
Natural stone work is a specialised niche within construction finishing, and experienced craftspeople are scarce. The demand for facades, floors, monuments and restoration of heritage buildings keeps work available across Flanders. Anyone who masters the craft and works accurately finds regular projects at workshops or as a self-employed mason.
What qualifications do you need as a stonemason?
There is no single compulsory diploma, but a training in stone cutting, construction or a related craft is a strong asset, and apprenticeships teach the trade on the job. A VCA safety certificate is often required on site. What counts most is craftsmanship: precise cutting, a clean finish and the ability to read working drawings.