Vacancies Maarheeze

As a welder, you are responsible for assembling and welding various metal parts and structures. You work independently based on technical drawings and ensure that each product meets the desired quality standards. You start your workday with a brief meeting with your colleagues, where the planning, tasks, and key focus points are discussed. Then you set up your workspace, check the materials, and get to work. Your tasks include performing MIG/MAG and/or TIG welding tasks, reading and applying technical drawings, preparing and checking materials, assembling and finishing various metal products, checking your own welding work for quality and accuracy, identifying deviations and potential improvements, and keeping your workspace neat, safe, and organized. You work together with experienced colleagues in an informal work environment where quality and safety are important.

As a Production Operator, you are an important link within the production process. Together with your colleagues, you ensure that production runs safely, efficiently, and according to the correct quality standards. You work full-time, 40 hours per week, in a 3-shift system. No day is exactly the same. You closely monitor the production process and intervene when necessary. Your tasks include setting up and operating production machines, monitoring and overseeing the production process, identifying and resolving minor technical malfunctions, performing checks to ensure quality, supplying and removing raw materials using a forklift, regularly inspecting the production floor, and collaborating with colleagues to ensure the production process runs as smoothly as possible. You work in a close-knit team where colleagues are ready to help each other. Encountering an issue or have a question? You can count on the help of your teammates.

Are you ready for a challenging role at a specialist production company that develops and produces steel brushes for various sectors? After an extensive training period, you will have the opportunity to thoroughly learn the production process and the machines, and eventually work independently. As a Technical Operator, you are responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the production process. Your tasks include reading and interpreting technical drawings and work orders, setting up, operating, and monitoring production machines, timely replenishment of raw materials and supplies, performing quality checks, identifying, recording, and reporting deviations or malfunctions, solving minor malfunctions, performing various tasks around the production process, and keeping your workplace neat and clean.

Are you someone who likes to be active and prefers working with your hands rather than sitting behind a desk all day? Then we have various opportunities for you. We are looking for production workers for several companies in the region. Whether you already have experience in production or are looking to move in a new direction, we will work together to find a place that suits you. As a production worker, your job can vary per company. Think, for example, of operating and monitoring machines, packing and inspecting products, assembling or assembling parts, production work on the line, working with different materials and tools, performing quality checks, and ensuring a neat and safe workplace. You usually work together with colleagues and receive good instructions about the work. There are both day shift positions and opportunities in shift work. Would you like to start as a production worker but are not sure which position suits you best? Just apply. We will discuss your experience, wishes, and availability together and see which production job suits you best. Apply today and who knows, you might be able to start soon!