
Assemble and check process equipment for the food industry in De Meern. Work 32–40 hours a week on a temporary one-year contract with the prospect of permanent employment. Gross pay is €2,700–€4,000 per month on a full-time basis.
The role
At our client company in De Meern, you assemble and adjust process equipment for the food industry. You work on components, modules and complete installations using technical drawings and work instructions. The role combines mechanical assembly and pipework with basic electrical assembly and connections. You work with colleagues across technical teams.
What you'll do
- Collect, inspect and assemble parts and components.
- Assemble and adjust machine parts, modules and complete installations.
- Carry out mechanical assembly and pipework, as well as basic electrical assembly and connection work.
- Check your own work and take part in quality checks following the four-eyes principle.
- Occasionally support inspections, testing and handover activities, correct identified deviations and suggest technical improvements.
- Maintain a safe, tidy and organised work area.
Hours and offer
- 32–40 hours per week. No specific shift pattern is stated.
- Temporary one-year contract, with the prospect of permanent employment.
- Gross salary of €2,700–€4,000 per month based on full-time hours, depending on your experience and technical knowledge.
- Opportunities for training and professional development, with responsibility in the assembly process.
What you bring
- MBO level 4 work-and-thinking level in a relevant technical field, such as mechatronics, electrical engineering or mechanical engineering.
- Experience in machine building, equipment manufacturing or installation engineering.
- Knowledge of technical drawings, diagrams and bills of materials.
- An interest in mechanical assembly and at least basic electrical knowledge.
- A good command of Dutch; English is an advantage.
- An accurate, quality-minded and solution-oriented approach, and the ability to work independently.
- Residence within 50 km of De Meern.