Vacancies Kerkrade

As a Purchaser in Kerkrade, you will have an independent and varied part-time job of 24 to 32 hours per week. You are responsible for the entire purchasing process within an internationally operating company. Here you will have plenty of room to develop yourself and broaden your knowledge. On an average working day, you place and manage purchase orders, monitor deliveries, and maintain contact with suppliers. You negotiate conditions, coordinate incoming goods, check order confirmations and invoices, and optimize inventory. You frequently liaise with colleagues from other departments to ensure everything runs smoothly. This position is perfect if you like to keep an overview, can switch quickly, and bring structure to the purchasing process. You will play an important role in the supply chain and work closely with an enthusiastic team. Ready for this challenge? Apply now!

As an operator in Eygelshoven, you work full-time in a modern, clean production environment. You participate in a 3-shift system of 36 to 40 hours per week. You earn €16.03 per hour, excluding a 24.5% shift allowance. You process and cut paper to size. Then you pack the products and place them on pallets. You work independently on your production line, but together with a close-knit team. Physically demanding work does not occur here. The work environment is neat and safe. Your working hours vary: 07:00-14:00, 14:00-23:00, or 23:00-07:00. Sometimes you work on Saturdays. You start your shift with a brief handover from your colleague. Then you check the machine and start producing. You pay close attention to quality and replenish the machine as needed. Is there a malfunction? Then you quickly resolve it together with your team. You keep your workplace tidy and follow safety rules closely. At the end of your shift, you hand over your work to the next team. Are you reliable and do you enjoy working in a team? Can you work well independently and maintain a good work pace? Then we are looking for you! Apply now and discover how you can contribute to sustainable packaging in Eygelshoven.

As a Logistics Employee, you and your colleagues are responsible for the smooth and careful execution of daily logistics operations within the warehouse. You are involved in the entire logistics process: from receipt and storage to inventory management and shipping. You work according to fixed procedures and regularly communicate with colleagues from Purchasing and Quality, among others. In addition to your daily logistics tasks, you spend an average of one day per week assembling production kits. You gather the right materials according to the work order and ensure that each kit is complete, correctly labeled, and fully traceable. Your responsibilities include receiving and inspecting incoming goods and processing them in the ERP system. You ensure the storage, distribution, and replenishment of raw materials, semi-finished products, and finished products. Additionally, you process warehouse transactions and perform inventory checks and cycle counts to keep the inventory administration current and reliable. You process outgoing goods and ensure that released products are shipped correctly and on time. You also handle products in quarantine according to applicable procedures. You load and unload trucks with a forklift and support other logistics tasks and documentation as needed. Finally, you assemble production kits based on work orders and check the materials, quantities, and associated documentation. You accurately register the completed production kits and associated material movements in the ERP system and contribute to a safe, clean, and organized work environment.

Are you ready for a challenging role as a technician at a dynamic organization? As a technician, you work on mobility aids such as mobility scooters, walkers, and bath lifts. You start in the indoor service and grow into the outdoor service. You work 32 to 40 hours per week, usually between 08:00 and 17:00. The role is versatile: you repair, install, and program aids. You have a lot of contact with customers and visit them at home. Every day is different. You work independently but can always rely on your colleagues. The atmosphere is informal and direct, with room for a joke and mutual support. During on-call service, you get a work van, and once every eight to nine weeks, you do an on-call service, for which you receive extra compensation. You are well trained and guided by experienced colleagues. In the first year, you learn step by step everything you need. You help people directly and see the results of your work. This makes the job not only technically challenging but also rewarding. Do you want to be technically engaged and mean something to others? Apply now!