Medewerker Snijmachines

Job Invest ·📍 Tilburg · 26 dagen online
32 uur MBO

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Introduction

From rolls of cardboard to tight tubes, you make sure it's all perfectly cut, packaged and ready for transport. As Operator Slicer, you work with modern machines, make sure production runs smoothly and keep an overview of the entire process.

Organization

Since 1946, this company has specialized in making cardboard tubes and packaging for textiles, cables and printing, among others. What began as a craft has grown into a modern manufacturing company with a warm, family character.

Function

You operate, adjust and maintain the cutting machines. Every order requires precision: the right length, diameter and packaging. You take care of it. You check quality, keep records and make sure the workplace stays clean and safe.

Briefly

  • Set up, operate and control cutting machines.
  • Checking quality, packaging and labeling products.
  • Perform minor maintenance and report malfunctions.
  • Keeping the workshop neat and safe.
  • You will work the evening shift (14:30 - 23:00) Monday through Thursday.

Job Requirements

  • You have MBO working and thinking level and technical understanding.
  • You work accurately and independently, even under time pressure.
  • You are physically fit and accustomed to standing work.
  • Safety is always number one with you.
  • A forklift certificate is nice to have, but not a requirement.

Offer

  • Salary €15.26 per hour + 16% shift bonus for each hour.
  • 32-hour work week (4 days per week, Mon-Do).
  • Fun team outings and an informal, collegial atmosphere.
  • Working in a stable family business where your efforts are truly appreciated.

Application

Ready to get the cutting machine running?
Apply now as a Cutting Machine Operator in Tilburg and become part of a team where precision, craftsmanship, and fun come together.
Do you have questions? Contact 073 7113716.

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