Sort, deburr, inspect and pack aluminium parts for yacht and shipbuilding. The 38-hour week is spread over four working days, with the fifth weekday off.
The role
As a production worker and finisher at our client company in Raamsdonksveer, you will be the final link in the production process. You will work on aluminium components and kits for yacht and shipbuilding.
What you’ll do
- Clear production tables and sort aluminium components.
- Read work descriptions and select the materials and tools needed for each project.
- Remove sharp edges and burrs using an angle grinder or handheld router, leaving a smooth finish.
- Check the quality and whether components meet the required shape and dimensions. Spot deviations and help resolve production issues.
- Assemble components into finished products and pack pallets. At times, sort kits and prepare them for transport.
- Help clean and maintain machines and manage tools when needed.
Working hours
This is a 38-hour workweek over four days of approximately 9.5 hours each. You have the fifth workday off.
What you bring
- Several years of experience in a similar role is preferred.
- An interest in yacht and shipbuilding and in aluminium components.
- A results-focused, sociable and motivated approach, with a team-oriented mindset.
- The ability to keep an overview of projects and strong practical skills.
- Careful, tidy working habits.
What’s offered
- Internal training and preparation for the role.
- A place in an enthusiastic team, with opportunities for development.
- Plenty of independence and room to contribute ideas to the process.
- A clean workplace with advanced machinery.
- Market-based pay in line with the Metal and Technology collective labour agreement.