Assembly mechanic machine building

Wat je gaat doen Your working day starts at 07:30. You check the technical drawing, prepare the components you need and start assembling. Step by step, the different parts come together until a complete machine or module is ready.
As an Assembly Mechanic Machine Building, you are involved in the complete assembly process. You work accurately according to technical drawings and work instructions and make sure every component is installed correctly.
During the assembly process, you also test and check your work. Do you notice something that could be improved or does a component not fit as expected? You report it and work together with your colleagues to find the right solution.
Your responsibilities include:

• Assembling machines and modules according to technical drawings;
• Installing and adjusting mechanical and mechatronic components;
• Testing and checking machines during the assembly process;
• Identifying technical issues and possible improvements;
• Working accurately according to work instructions and quality standards.

At the end of the process, you can see exactly what you and your colleagues have built. A complete machine that will eventually be used by a customer somewhere in the world.You currently work during the day shift from 07:30 to 16:30. In the future, the company may introduce a two shift schedule. It is therefore important that you are open to working in shifts if required. Wat we je bieden You get a technical position with plenty of opportunities to learn, develop your skills and grow within machine building.
You can also expect:

• A gross monthly salary between €3,200 and €3,600, depending on your experience;
• A full time position of 40 hours per week;
• Daytime working hours from 07:30 to 16:30;
• A temporary contract with the possibility of a permanent position;
• Travel allowance, a good pension scheme from your first working day and 27 vacation days;
• ADV allowance;
• Plenty of opportunities to develop your technical skills.

At Start People, we follow the principle of equal pay. This means your employment conditions are aligned with those of colleagues who are directly employed by the client. This includes vacation days, allowances, ADV compensation and other employment benefits. Functie-eisen You enjoy working with technology and like seeing how individual components come together to form a complete machine. You work accurately, have an eye for quality and are motivated to develop your technical skills.
You also have:

• A technical secondary education level or equivalent practical experience;
• Experience or affinity with assembly, mechanical engineering or machine building;
• The ability to read technical drawings or the motivation to learn this;
• Preferably German language skills, although English is also possible;
• The willingness to work in a two shift schedule in the future if required.
• You do not need to know every machine from day one. Technical interest, practical skills and the motivation to learn are just as important.

Over het bedrijf You will join an international organization in Lichtenvoorde that develops and builds innovative machines for the food processing industry.Every day, technical specialists work together to create reliable machines and solutions for customers around the world. Although the organization operates internationally, the atmosphere on the work floor is personal and collaborative.
Experienced colleagues share their knowledge and you get the opportunity to develop your own technical skills. Safety, quality and teamwork are important throughout the organization.
From individual parts to a complete machineAt the start of your working day, you may have a technical drawing and a collection of components in front of you. By the end, you can see the result of your own work taking shape.
Would you like to build innovative machines and continue developing your technical skills? Apply today as an Assembly Mechanic Machine Building in Lichtenvoorde.
Do you have any questions about the position? Feel free to contact Renske or Romy at or send an email to . They will be happy to tell you more!