Assembly Mechanic

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What is an Assembly Mechanic?
As you build products to life. You read work instructions, put parts together tightly, test, fine tune and solve small hick-ups on the spot. You are the link between individual components and a final product that works perfectly.
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What will you be doing as an Assembly Mechanic?
You work in a production or assembly environment where you assemble semi-finished and finished products. You monitor quality, test functionality and make sure everything runs safely and cleanly.
Study and prepare work instructions/drawings
Checking parts and fitting them appropriately
Assemble, test and adjust semi-finished & finished products
Identify and correct deviations; resolve minor malfunctions
Assess and report quality in the system
Preparing finished products for shipment
Keep work area, tools and machines clean/orderly

This role is all about overview, precision and working safely. These are the skills you need:
Work safely and according to procedures
Eye for technology + logical understanding
Independent, but also top at teamwork
Go-getter with discipline and communication skills
Basic mechanical knowledge (electrical/pneumatic is bonus)
This is what your workday looks like
You kick off with the work order, select parts and tools, and start building. In between, you test, adjust and record deviations. A small malfunction? You fix it. At the end of the day there is a product you are proud of - and your workplace is ready for tomorrow.
For this technical position, a mbo background in (fine) mechanics, mechatronics or metal ideal. Often you can use working and learning. Additional pluses:
Courses , measuring/calibration, basic electrical/pneumatics
Advancing towards , , or

As a starter (21+) you will earn on average €2,350 - €2,600 gross per month (approx. €14.40 - €15.75 per hour). With experience/specialization and possible shift bonus this grows towards €2,800+.
An MBO degree in such fields as Mechatronics, (Fine) Mechanical Engineering, Metalworking, Construction Worker, Assembly Technician or Mechanical Installations fits perfectly. BBL routes are common.
Usually full-time (36-40 hours per week). Part-time is sometimes possible, depending on scheduling.
Often day shift or 2/3 shifts. Allowances are common for irregular shifts.
Reviews we are proud of
Over the past year, I have been treated excellently, and I am enormously grateful to them for it, especially my recruiter Giel, who was always ready to help me with everything. Truly a star!
For the first time, I truly felt at home in a temp agency's house... They really have an eye for employee well-being 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ...
I am very satisfied with the agency, the work, and the accommodation. I have been here for three months and have had no issues with the agency; the coordinator, Garyfallia, has always responded quickly to my queries, the work I have received is guaranteed five days a week, and the accommodation is well-maintained and super clean.
Very helpful employees, they make every procedure much easier. The easiest way to get started in the Netherlands.
Good people, who always help you when you have a problem!
The process was fast and very thorough! The employees are great and very helpful, definitely recommend!
Over the past year, I have been treated excellently, and I am enormously grateful to them for it, especially my recruiter Giel, who was always ready to help me with everything. Truly a star!
For the first time, I truly felt at home in a temp agency's house... They really have an eye for employee well-being 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ...
I am very satisfied with the agency, the work, and the accommodation. I have been here for three months and have had no issues with the agency; the coordinator, Garyfallia, has always responded quickly to my queries, the work I have received is guaranteed five days a week, and the accommodation is well-maintained and super clean.
Very helpful employees, they make every procedure much easier. The easiest way to get started in the Netherlands.
Good people, who always help you when you have a problem!
The process was fast and very thorough! The employees are great and very helpful, definitely recommend!
Do you turn loose parts into top quality finished products? Put on your gloves - this is your stage.
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STEP 3: The right match
We find out which job truly suits you and discuss the options together.
STEP 4: Getting to know company
Once excited, you go for an interview with the employer to see if it's a complete fit.
STEP 5: First day of work
Both enthusiastic? Then we will sign the contract and you will start at your new job!
STEP 6: We’re here for you
Even after you start your new job, we stay involved. If you have questions or run into anything, you can always reach out to us.
Do I always need a technical education?
For this position, a strongly recommended (mechatronics/mechanics/metal). Without a degree, entry is sometimes possible via BBL or internal training - motivation and technical understanding are then key.
Exactly how technical is the work?
You mainly work (assembling, adjusting, testing). Companies appreciate additional knowledge of - With that, you grow faster.
Is this physical or just tinkering?
Both. You regularly assemble fine parts (precision), but also stand a lot and sometimes lift parts. Good work posture and aids help.
What tools do I use?
Measuring tools (calipers, micrometers), hand tools, torque wrenches, sometimes ESD tools and testing or calibration equipment.
What are my advancement opportunities?
Directions , , , or . Additional certifications (e.g. NEN/IPC, safety, electrical engineering) accelerate that.
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