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As a production worker packaging in Oss, you work in the distribution center of a large supermarket chain. You are responsible for processing packaging, such as empty crates, PET bottles, and cans. You work in a team of enthusiastic colleagues and contribute every day to a smoothly running logistics process. You work 32 to 40 hours per week, divided over 2 shifts (06:00-14:00 and 14:00-22:00). Your workday starts with a short team meeting. Then you get to work sorting and processing empty packaging. You move crates and bottles, pay close attention to quality, and ensure everything ends up in the right place. Sometimes you work in cooler or warmer areas, depending on the day. You work with colleagues who, like you, enjoy taking action. You are available from Monday to Saturday and regularly work an early or late shift. This job is perfect if you enjoy physical work and like variety. You see immediate results from your work. Do you want to get started quickly and love taking action? Apply now and become part of an enthusiastic team!

Are you ready for a challenging role in logistics? As a Logistics Team Leader, you are responsible for efficiently collecting orders, loading and unloading, and overseeing the warehouse and premises. You have the opportunity to grow into a coordinating role, where you supervise colleagues, check prepared orders, and contribute ideas for improvements in logistics processes. You ensure the quick and accurate picking of orders, organizing the warehouse and surrounding area. The role also offers growth opportunities to a coordinating position, including leading team members, checking orders, and optimizing work processes. In addition to efficiently processing orders and handling loading and unloading, you are responsible for order in the warehouse and premises. Moreover, you can advance to a coordinating role where you supervise colleagues, check prepared shipments, and contribute to improvements in logistics. In this role, you are not only active with order picking, loading and unloading, and managing the warehouse area, but you also have a view of a coordinating task. This includes guiding employees, reviewing prepared orders, and suggesting improvements for logistics processes. You perform efficient order picking, loading and unloading, and keep the warehouse and premises organized. Additionally, the position offers room for development into a coordinating role: leading colleagues, checking prepared orders, and thinking about process improvements. The other tasks are: • Collecting orders with a forklift; • Adjusting stones and tiles to size for the customer, manually or with tools for heavy parts; • Receiving and assisting customers and suppliers with loading and unloading trucks; • Keeping the warehouse and storage neat and organized; • (Growth opportunity) Leading the logistics team; • (Growth opportunity) Checking if daily orders are correctly prepared; • (Growth opportunity) Thinking about improvements in logistics processes and the layout of warehouses and storage areas.

Are you looking for a dynamic role where no day is the same? In this position, you combine delivery, transport, and logistics tasks. One week you are mainly on the road to supply stores, while the next week you are fully engaged in the logistics department. You will hit the road with a large extended van to supply various locations with bicycles and materials. You are responsible for loading and unloading your own van and regularly communicate with different stores and colleagues. Additionally, you work from the logistics location in Den Bosch and are involved in, among other things, loading and unloading, moving carts, processing bicycles, removing bicycle locks, replenishment tasks, and administrative processing in the SAP system. It is a physical and active role where you work daily with bicycles and materials. You enjoy being engaged in varied tasks, are not afraid to roll up your sleeves, and get energy from a combination of working independently and interacting with others.

As a Packaging Operator in Veghel, you work in a high-tech production environment where raw materials from milk are processed into high-quality ingredients for, among others, baby food, medical nutrition, sports nutrition, pharmaceutical applications, and the food industry. This makes your work technically challenging and quality-critical. Food safety, HACCP, GMP, hygiene, and precise process control are essential in this role. As a Packaging Operator, you play a crucial role in the packaging process. Thanks to your efforts, high-quality ingredients are packaged and shipped safely, efficiently, and according to the strictest quality standards to customers worldwide. Your craftsmanship directly contributes to products used in baby food, medical nutrition, sports nutrition, and other high-quality applications. Your tasks include independently setting up, operating, and monitoring packaging installations, ensuring product quality according to HACCP, GMP, and hygiene guidelines, performing quality checks and recording production data, identifying, analyzing, and resolving malfunctions and process deviations, performing first-line maintenance on machines and installations, checking packaging materials and product data, conducting sampling and quality checks according to applicable procedures, actively contributing to process improvements and optimizations, ensuring correct administration and shift handover, and collaborating with operators, panel operators, the technical service, and other departments.

Are you ready to apply your technical skills in a dynamic production environment? As a Processing Operator, you are responsible for operating, monitoring, and optimizing various production processes. You work closely with colleagues, process managers, and supervisors to ensure that production runs smoothly according to the highest quality and safety standards. Your tasks include operating, controlling, and adjusting production lines and process installations, performing first-line maintenance and cleaning tasks, and identifying, analyzing, and resolving process and quality deviations. Additionally, you conduct quality checks, sampling, and analyses, record production data, and report any special occurrences. You actively contribute to improvement projects and process optimizations and support technical malfunctions in collaboration with the technical service. You also guide and train new colleagues. You will be part of a professional production environment where safety, quality, and collaboration form the foundation of daily work. Apply today and become part of the FrieslandCampina team in Veghel!

As an Analytical Specialist QC, you are responsible for developing, improving, and implementing analytical methods and equipment for quality control. You ensure that the quality of raw materials, intermediates, and final products is optimally monitored and contribute to an efficient production process where quality is right the first time (First Time Right). Within the QC team of about 15 colleagues, you work closely in a smaller sub-team of 3 to 4 colleagues. Safety, food safety, sustainability, and collaboration are central to this. You are involved in developing, improving, and implementing in-line and at-line analytical methods, drafting and executing validation plans, protocols, and reports, and writing, updating, and improving analytical procedures. Additionally, you coordinate the maintenance, calibration, and validation of analytical equipment, perform statistical analyses, and interpret analytical data. You solve problems in case of deviations and malfunctions, draft User Requirement Specifications (URS), manage life cycle programs and backup plans for equipment, build and share knowledge, and develop training for colleagues. You represent the location within internal knowledge platforms. You work with analytical methods such as particle size, endotoxin determination, wastewater analyses, dry matter, protein (Kjeldahl), ash determination, spectrometry, specific rotation, and TOC analyses.