Finisher

Introduction

A plastic product has just come out of the machine and is almost ready, but not quite yet. You take the product, neatly finish the edges, check the quality, and ensure that every detail is correct before it can proceed. As a Finisher, you are the one who turns a produced part into a neatly finished end product. Do you enjoy working with your hands and have an eye for quality? Then this position is for you.

Organization

This manufacturing company operates in an environment where collaboration, meticulousness, and a practical approach are central. Success here is seen as something achieved together: through good communication, taking responsibility, and helping each other when needed. On the shop floor, this is reflected in the way colleagues work together to ensure the production process runs smoothly and safely.

In addition, there is a strong focus on quality, people, and the environment. Work is done meticulously, with attention to detail and respect for colleagues, customers, and the world around the company. The approach is clear: think in terms of solutions, take action, and keep improving. Within the production department, this means that everyone contributes to a smooth process and a final product that the company can be proud of.

Function

As a Finisher, you will work with various plastic products that come out of the machine. You ensure that these products are neatly finished and meet the correct quality standards. This includes deburring edges, flaming products, and performing various finishing tasks.

Because each product is different, your work varies per assignment. For one product, you drill holes; for another, you attach a rope or paint a part of the product. This makes the work varied and ensures that you don't do the same thing all day. During finishing, you always check if the product looks good and meets the requirements. This way, you play an important role in the final step of the production process.

You mainly work in 2 shifts. Sometimes it may happen that you work in one shift. This is always discussed with you and the company in advance, so you know what to expect.

Job Requirements

What do we expect from you?

• You enjoy working with your hands and like practical work;
• You have an eye for detail and carefully check products;
• You can work neatly and precisely;
• You have no problem working in 2 shifts;
• You are flexible when temporarily working in one shift;
• Experience in production or finishing is a plus, but motivation is at least as important.

Offer

What do you get in return?

• A gross hourly wage of €15.29 excluding shift allowance;
• 12.5% shift allowance on top of your hourly wage;
• Working in 2 shifts, with the possibility to work in one shift sometimes;
• Varied work with different plastic products;
• A practical role within a production environment where quality is paramount;
• A workplace where teamwork, taking action, and careful work are important.

Application

Do you already see yourself neatly finishing, checking, and preparing plastic products for the next step? Apply quickly and who knows, you might soon start working as a Finisher.