Production jobs at Job Invest are diverse and there are plenty of them! Do you find production processes interesting and have you always wanted to work in production? Then Job Invest is the right place for you! We have a wide range of production jobs available. See below what the different production jobs entail. We explain them all briefly.
In a production position, you will be responsible for the entire process related to producing a new product. Think of the preparations for the process, working on the assembly line and checking the quality. For a Production Manager/Work Foreman position, you will be responsible for leading a team and making schedules.
At Job Invest, we have many different production positions. You can work as a Production Assistant on the line. Rather manage a team? Then a role as Production Manager or Cooperating Foreman will suit.
As a Work Planner, you arrange all materials, forms and registrations. And in the position of Quality Officer, you monitor the process and make sure everything is going well.
Below are some of our production features:
As a machine operator you operate, adjust and check machines in the factory. You fix minor malfunctions yourself and call in technical service for larger problems.
As a cooperating foreman, you manage the production department and supervise the process. You cooperate, monitor progress and regularly coordinate with other departments and the manager.
As a production worker you work in the production process, for example on the assembly line, in a warehouse or with machines. Often you do not need any specific education and you can follow internal training. You can work for a variety of companies, including our top employers Elho, CURTEC, TOBROCO-GIANT and SPS.
As a line manager, together with operators and packing employees, you ensure that the production process runs smoothly and objectives are met. You are the linchpin on the shop floor and contribute to a pleasant working atmosphere.
As a production leader, you will lead a team on the shop floor and ensure that the production process runs smoothly. You are the point of contact for colleagues and take responsibility. Appropriate training or relevant experience is often required.
As a packer, you will pack, label and prepare products for shipment. You often perform repetitive operations and are responsible for the final part of the production process.
As a work planner, you ensure that projects run smoothly by preparing tasks, creating working drawings and schedules, and purchasing materials.
As a quality employee, you will monitor the quality of the production process and handle complaints and deviations. You maintain contact with suppliers and work with the quality manual. For this position you can follow training or courses at different levels.
Here you see a selection of our vacancies in manufacturing. Is your perfect match not among them? No stress, we have many more waiting for you.
At Job Invest we have a wide range of positions within production. In production you often work in teams!
You can work as a Production Employee, Production Manager, Working Foreman or Work Planner making sure all forms, materials and records are in order. Rather focus on quality? Then the role of Quality Officer will suit you.
First of all, the salary you will earn depends on several factors. The salary varies per job and per employer. In addition, your age and work experience is often also a factor that determines what you will earn. Take a look at one of the vacancies. Many of them will have a salary indication that will tell you what you can expect.
Manufacturing vacancies at Job Invest are often full-time, usually between 36 and 40 hours per week. Part-time work is also possible in many cases. Is your ideal schedule not among them? Take a look at the vacancies or contact us, and together we will see what possibilities there are for you.
Production is a day and night process, so most companies are open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. So it is important that you are flexible. Most jobs are in shifts, but there are also jobs in daytime shifts. These working hours are listed with the vacancies!
Within the manufacturing industry, work experience is often more important than a degree. However, certificates are often a plus. Whether you need a diploma or a certificate is listed on the site with each job opening.
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