Weekend Production Operator

Adecco España·Siguiendo las Normas de Seguridad Alimentaria, Spain

What they offer

  • Fixed-term contract

    Part-time hours.

What they ask for

  • Have the right to work in Spain

    No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain.

  • Speak native-level Spanish

    Listed as a requirement in the ad.

  • Work on-site in Siguiendo las Normas de Seguridad Alimentaria

    No relocation package mentioned.

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About the role

Are you interested in balancing your personal life or studies with a stable job on weekends?

If you are used to working in industry, can keep up with production rhythms, and are looking for an opportunity in the food sector, this could be your chance. What will your duties be?

What you'll do

-Participate in the manufacturing and production process of food products.

-Supply production lines with raw materials and auxiliary supplies.

-Monitor the proper operation of equipment and facilities.

-Perform visual quality checks on the product.

-Carry out packaging and preparation tasks for dispatch.

-Maintain order and cleanliness in the work area, following food safety regulations.

What you'll get

-Immediate start.

-Contract for weekend work.

-Work schedule on Saturdays and Sundays, with rotating morning and afternoon shifts.

-Initial training during the first week, working Monday to Friday.

Requirements

-Previous experience in production, manufacturing, or industrial environments.

-Availability to work exclusively on weekends on rotating shifts.

-Ability to work in a team and follow work procedures.

-Willingness to undergo intensive initial training.

You'll most likely need Spanish to apply.This job was automatically translated to English, .

About the company

Adecco España

Adecco España

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Adecco España is a staffing agency.They recruit for client companies, so the employer you would work for is not named on this ad.