
Make custom technical plastic products from drawing to finished item. Day shift, 07:00–16:00, 32–40 hours a week in Steenwijk, Overijssel. Plastic-processing experience is not required; gross pay is €2,934–€3,237 per month on a full-time basis.
The work
You process a range of plastics, including sheets and pipes, into made-to-order technical products. Examples include PE chambers and pipework, as well as other bespoke solutions. There is no series production: every order is different.
Your tasks
- Take an order from start to finish, from the technical drawing to a product ready for dispatch.
- Process plastic and assemble components.
- Measure and inspect your own work.
- Decide how best to approach each job; not every step is covered by a fixed work instruction.
- Suggest and contribute to improvements to moulds, setups and working methods.
Working hours
You work 32–40 hours a week on a fixed day schedule, from 07:00 to 16:00. There are no rotating shifts; evenings and weekends are free.
What you bring
- Technical aptitude and a hands-on approach.
- You can read technical drawings or are willing to learn.
- You work carefully, persevere and are keen to learn new techniques.
- You speak and understand Dutch.
- You are available for at least 32 hours a week.
- Experience in a related technical field, such as welding, metalworking, installation work, carpentry or vehicle body repair, is useful but not required.
- Previous plastic-welding experience and a specific qualification are not required; you will learn plastic welding on the job.
What is offered
- A temporary contract directly with our client company; the initial contract lasts seven months.
- Gross monthly pay of €2,934–€3,237 on a full-time basis, depending on your experience.
- 27 days of annual leave on a full-time basis.
- A travel allowance of €0.25 per kilometre for one-way commutes of 10 km or more.
- A pension scheme and a bicycle plan.
- You will learn plastic welding from experienced colleagues. Training relevant to your work is available if needed.