Vacancies Krimpen aan de Lek

Are you an experienced CO2 Welder looking for a challenging full-time position in Kinderdijk? As a CO2 Welder, you work on various technical projects where you weld carbon steel and stainless steel parts using different welding processes such as SMAW, CO2, MIG/MAG, and mechanized welding. You work accurately with technical drawings and welding instructions, check your work, and deliver high quality. You ensure the correct preheat temperature and remove slag between weld beads. Preventing welding defects and ensuring smooth transitions are second nature to you. An average workday begins with checking workpieces for dimensions and cleanliness. You weld various parts and perform visual inspections in between. You move, clamp, gouge, and grind workpieces. After welding, you clean everything and check the final quality. External specialists conduct NDT inspections to assess your welds. You bring your own PPE, such as a safety helmet (not red or blue), safety shoes, overalls, hearing protection, and welding helmet. Safety always comes first! Do you want to work in a team where quality matters and you can develop yourself? Apply now! With us, you get the chance to work on unique projects and improve yourself as a craftsman. You are proud of your work and see immediate results.

Are you ready to start working as an ironworker in Kinderdijk? At a leading technical company, you will work full-time, 40 hours a week, on building and assembling various parts for section construction and extensions. Although you work independently, there is always room for consultation with your colleagues. On a typical workday, you use drawings, welding equipment, and measuring tools. You assemble, weld, and inspect your own work with precision. Your eye for detail and accuracy makes the difference, ensuring everything is correct and safe. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys working independently and takes pride in their craft. You get a lot of freedom and responsibility. Do you want to showcase your metalworking skills? Apply now and make a difference in Kinderdijk!

Are you technically inclined and want to work on large components? As an Assembly Mechanic, you work full-time in our factory in Krimpen aan de Lek. You independently assemble thruster components, mainly gearboxes, according to clear drawings. You perform inspections, tests, and measurements and ensure the correct data is entered into the system. You also maintain your workspace and tools. You often collaborate with colleagues and contribute ideas for improvements. On a typical workday, you start by reviewing the schedule. You gather the right parts and tools and begin assembling. You carefully measure everything, conduct tests, and record results. Are there any discrepancies? You resolve them quickly and neatly. You assist colleagues with inspections and occasionally work in another department if needed. You follow established procedures and keep your workspace clean and safe. This job is perfect if you love technology, enjoy working accurately, and like to develop yourself. You have the opportunity to advance and broaden your knowledge. Does this sound like your next step? Apply quickly and strengthen our team!

As a Pipe Fitter, you are responsible for customizing, assembling, and installing pipelines. With your craftsmanship, you ensure that everything is delivered accurately and according to the highest quality standards. From preparation to assembly and the final finishing touches, you are an indispensable link in every project. You work 40 hours a week and earn between €3300 and €3600 gross per month. No day is the same: the projects vary in size and complexity. Are you ready to further develop your talent in a dynamic environment? Apply today and send your resume to Mathijs Kok at MKB Techniek.

Join our team as a Control Panel Builder, where you will play a crucial role in assembling and wiring electrical control panels based on technical drawings and electrical schematics. Your expertise ensures that each panel is completed safely, accurately, and meets customer requirements. Your daily tasks include assembling control cabinets and operator panels, mounting and wiring electrical components, and reading and working from electrical drawings and schematics. You will also check and test completed control panels and occasionally support installation or service work at customer locations. Most of your work will take place in the workshop, collaborating with a team of experienced technicians.

As an E&I Maintenance Technician, you will play a crucial role in maintaining, installing, and troubleshooting electrical and instrumentation systems within industrial plants. Your work will involve handling control systems, sensors, measuring equipment, and electrical installations to ensure the smooth operation of industrial processes. You will be responsible for installing and connecting instrumentation and electrical systems, testing, calibrating, and commissioning measuring instruments, and performing preventive and corrective maintenance activities. Additionally, you will troubleshoot faults in electrical and control systems, ensuring all work complies with safety standards and regulations, including ATEX guidelines. You will work both independently and collaboratively with colleagues on industrial projects and maintenance operations.