Vacancies Wormerveer

As a production worker in Wormer, you work at a stable and international production company. You work full-time, 40 hours per week, in a two-shift system. The hourly wage ranges between €14.71 and €16.31, with an additional 15% shift allowance on every hour worked. You also receive travel expense reimbursement. You work with plastic conveyor belts that are used worldwide. You combine machine work with manual tasks, keeping your work varied. This is done in a modern production hall with a pleasant and informal atmosphere. On an average workday, you start by reviewing the schedule with your team. You cut belts to size, make them endless, and operate various machines. You punch, seal, and press plastic materials. You also apply profiles or carriers to the conveyor belts. You work accurately and check that everything is correct to the millimeter. Your day is a mix of technology, teamwork, and precision work. You alternate between the early (06:00-14:30) and late shift (14:15-23:00). This job suits you if you enjoy working with your hands and have technical insight. You get the chance to learn specialized skills and work with experienced colleagues. Do you see yourself working in a varied, technical role at a stable company? Apply quickly!

Are you an enthusiastic forklift driver? At Forbo Assendelft, you have the opportunity to be part of a dynamic team and play an important role in our business processes. Your task is not only to maneuver bins with the forklift. You are responsible for maintaining a safe and clean workplace, ensuring that you, your colleagues, and the entire organization run smoothly.

Become a valuable addition to our team! After a training period, you will be fully operational and perform the following tasks: • Operating the backing machine, where a vinyl layer is applied to the semi-finished carpet; • Cutting the final product, whether it be mats, rolls, or tiles; • Packaging the final product, ready for shipment; • Quality control, where you inspect the final product for irregularities; • Logging into the computer, where you digitally register the rolls and mats, so some computer skills are handy. A varied and challenging role where you really make a difference!

Are you often on the road and do you enjoy talking to people? As a field interviewer in Heemskerk, you work 16 to 24 hours a week and visit people at home without an appointment. You inform them about an important study and encourage them to participate. Your role is crucial because you ensure reliable data. Your workday usually starts in the afternoon or evening, where you visit addresses in your region. If someone is not home, you try again later. You work at least three evenings a week, sometimes also during the day, and you largely schedule your visits yourself. You travel with your own car and receive a travel allowance. You work independently but receive good support. Do you want to make a difference with your communication? Apply quickly and become a field interviewer!