NPI Welder Alkmaar

As a cleanroom employee in Alkmaar, you work in a modern, sterile environment. You work 32 to 40 hours per week, depending on your preference. This can be either part-time or full-time. You assemble and inspect technical components, mainly for the high-tech and semiconductor industry. This job is attractive due to the good salary, the clean workplace, and the growth opportunities. An average workday begins with putting on clean work clothes. You work with small components, so accuracy is important. You assemble products together with colleagues and follow the correct procedures. You check the quality of your work and keep your workspace tidy. Safety and hygiene are always central. You learn a lot about technology and production processes. Would you like to work accurately in an engaged team? Then apply directly! You contribute to innovative products and work in a friendly team. You receive good guidance and can further develop yourself. Seize this opportunity and grow in technology!

Join our team as a Laundry Worker / Textile Production Worker, where you'll collaborate with colleagues to ensure a seamless laundry process. In our dynamic production environment, you'll handle large volumes of textiles daily. Your day begins with checking and sorting incoming laundry, processing personal clothing for healthcare clients, and ensuring accurate registration and processing of each item. Using scanners and digital systems, you'll register textiles and link them to the correct orders, then sort them for the appropriate washing process. You'll also rotate through various departments, such as the dirty laundry department for sorting, the packing department for preparing clean laundry, and the finishing department for final checks. This variety keeps your work engaging and physically active, fostering close collaboration with your team. No prior experience? No worries! We provide comprehensive training and guidance to help you excel. Please note, working hours are Monday to Friday, with shifts from 07:30 to 16:30, and one half-day per week. You can choose to work 24 or 36 hours weekly, with occasional Saturday work around public holidays.