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Welder-Assembler (f/x/m)
What you're going to do
In 1962, the company was founded with the mission of repairing agricultural machinery. The owner was a welder and an absolute craftsman, but also a man full of ideas who was always coming up with something new.
Their product range grew – from fuel oil tanks to containers, tippers, and all sorts of special items – according to the needs of their customers in the transport sector, construction sector, and recycling industry. Today, their metal workshop employs more than 180 workers, and their entire company boasts as many as 260 employees. But at its core, This company has always remained the same: familial, skilled, and pioneering.
Details of the role:
The welder-assembler is responsible for manufacturing containers, compactors, tipper containers, or tippers by welding and assembling them.
Responsibilities of the role:
•The welder-assembler is responsible for manufacturing containers, compactors, tipper containers, or tippers.
•Based on a plan, he assembles the products and then proceeds to weld them, doing so with the necessary precision.
•He/she welds (semi-automatic) both overhead and underneath.
•The welder-assembler takes responsibility for his own assignments and work according to the client's wishes.
•All products are custom-made for the clients, so it will never be welding purely series work.
Their product range grew – from fuel oil tanks to containers, tippers, and all sorts of special items – according to the needs of their customers in the transport sector, construction sector, and recycling industry. Today, their metal workshop employs more than 180 workers, and their entire company boasts as many as 260 employees. But at its core, This company has always remained the same: familial, skilled, and pioneering.
Details of the role:
The welder-assembler is responsible for manufacturing containers, compactors, tipper containers, or tippers by welding and assembling them.
Responsibilities of the role:
•The welder-assembler is responsible for manufacturing containers, compactors, tipper containers, or tippers.
•Based on a plan, he assembles the products and then proceeds to weld them, doing so with the necessary precision.
•He/she welds (semi-automatic) both overhead and underneath.
•The welder-assembler takes responsibility for his own assignments and work according to the client's wishes.
•All products are custom-made for the clients, so it will never be welding purely series work.
Your skill & knowledge
Background/experience:
•A recent diploma in welding and equivalent experience in a similar position.
•Can interpret and read technical plans and convert them into a finished product.
•Experience with semi-automatic welding.
•A strong sense of responsibility and detail-oriented.
•A passion for manufacturing products from the initial phase to the final phase.
•A recent diploma in welding and equivalent experience in a similar position.
•Can interpret and read technical plans and convert them into a finished product.
•Experience with semi-automatic welding.
•A strong sense of responsibility and detail-oriented.
•A passion for manufacturing products from the initial phase to the final phase.
Educations
Education requirements:
•A recent diploma in welding and equivalent experience in a similar position.
•A recent diploma in welding and equivalent experience in a similar position.
What we offer you
Offer:
•The client is a workshop, not a factory. Their craftsmen create high-quality products, unique pieces.
•The welder-assembler needs to think about the work and be creative.
•They work independently and assemble the product from A to Z, giving the thrill of being responsible for the finished product.
•They can deepen their craftsmanship with internal training or broaden their skills by growing into other positions.
•They fall under the Joint Committee 111, one of the most favorable in the sector, allowing them to build up an additional pension premium.
•We have a lot of leave: in addition to the legal 20 vacation days, they accumulate 21 extra days, bringing the total to 41 days off per year.
•They work in day shifts, from 7:20 AM to 4:00 PM.
•The client is a workshop, not a factory. Their craftsmen create high-quality products, unique pieces.
•The welder-assembler needs to think about the work and be creative.
•They work independently and assemble the product from A to Z, giving the thrill of being responsible for the finished product.
•They can deepen their craftsmanship with internal training or broaden their skills by growing into other positions.
•They fall under the Joint Committee 111, one of the most favorable in the sector, allowing them to build up an additional pension premium.
•We have a lot of leave: in addition to the legal 20 vacation days, they accumulate 21 extra days, bringing the total to 41 days off per year.
•They work in day shifts, from 7:20 AM to 4:00 PM.