Technical Operator Paperbags Venlo - Uitzendbureau.nl

As a Technical Operator within the Paperbags department, you are responsible for your production line. You make sure it is always running as it should and know exactly how to solve any issue or error. In turn, you can expect a gross salary of up to € 4,000 per month. We would like to tell you more about this position, so do keep reading!

Your responsibilities as Technical Operator include:

• Operating, setting up and optimizing Paperbag production machines
• Performing first and second line troubleshooting on mechanical and process related issues
• Planning and carrying out preventive maintenance and scheduled cleaning activities
• Diagnosing machine failures using structured problem solving and Root Cause Analysis if necessary
• Prioritizing maintenance activities while balancing production continuity, product quality and customer delivery
• Coordinating with Operators, Supervisors and Maintenance to minimize downtime
• Providing structured technical handovers, including clear documentation of issues, actions taken and follow-up requirements
• Training and coaching Operators on machine operation, adjustments and troubleshooting techniques
• Identifying opportunities to improve machine performance, reliability and production efficiency
• Ensuring all work is carried out safely while maintaining a clean and organized production environment
• Acting as the technical knowledge holder for your production line and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.

What's in it for you?

• Gross salary of between €3,000 and €4,000 per month
• Travel allowance
• Full-time position of 40 hours per week
• Direct contract with our client
• Many opportunities for learning and development
• Chance for growing into more senior positions

Over de werkgever

You will be working at the Paperbags department of one of Europe's most advanced and highly automated printing companies. The machinery at this department is a little less complex than some of the site's digital printing systems. However, because there is no OEM support for the equipment, your new department requires a high level of technical ownership. That means as a Technical Operator you are asked to think independently, assess problems and make well-considered decisions to maintain production continuity. A great responsibility, but your new employer trusts you and your colleagues will work together to keep customer deliveries on schedule!

That also means that there is a lot of room for continuous learning, ownership and internal development at the company. If you do well, you will even be able to grow into more senior technical positions!

Working hours In this full-time position you will be working in four shifts.

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