You assemble and inspect mechanical parts, modules and machines in Hattem. The work is mainly mechanical, with some basic electrical connections, testing and adjustment. You work in a fixed team on project-based builds and some series production.
The role
As a mechanical assembly technician, you assemble and inspect components, modules and complete machines. You follow work and test instructions and check the quality of the finished product. Production is mainly project-based, with some series production, and includes machines, subassemblies and prototypes.
You typically work in a fixed assembly team, assembling complete machines and subassemblies at fixed workstations.
Your work
- Assemble mechanical parts, including drives, bearings, linear guides and frames.
- Carry out basic electrical and electronic tasks, such as wiring and connecting sensors and actuators.
- Prepare components for testing and carry out functional tests, final inspections and adjustments.
- Measure components, record results and report deviations.
- Clean, inspect and preserve components, then package them carefully for long-term storage.
What you bring
The work involves regular standing and lifting and requires accuracy and good fine motor skills.
Workplace and schedule
The workshop is equipped with lifting aids and cranes. Details on shifts, working hours, contract type and pay have not been provided.