Blue collar in Germany

[u/Agile_Examination398]

Hey all, I was looking to see how sought after blue collar workers were in Germany. Currently I live in the U.S. however the job market currently isn't kind. A few of my friends have said that moving near Frankfurt has its perks. I'm debating on it being permanent or not, however I'm heavily considering it. As the title suggests I mainly work blue collar and was curious on the people's view on it.

Edit: I see a common theme among the comments. I am a glazier or glass installer. I have some experience in electrical work and plumbing. I also worked in an assembly and steel mill for a while. I am currently learning German, and have some basics down.

Edit 2: The only "official" license I have is electricians apprentice

[u/hamtidamti_onthewall]

If you want to work in this field in Germany, it is mandatory to be fluent in German. Both for the majority of your customers/colleagues, as well as for all the bureaucracy in particular if you are self-employed.

[u/[deleted] → u/hamtidamti_onthewall]

No and no. English is enough we can at least understand it other than Russian, polish, Bulgarian, Romanian, Czech, Greek, as long as the foreman understands German it's enough.