Marlex is a prominent Spanish human resources and recruitment firm specializing in temporary staffing, permanent placement, and HR consultancy. With over 25 years of experience, the company operates a network of more than 60 offices across Spain, serving diverse sectors including industrial, logistics, and administrative services.

Headquartered in Catalonia, Marlex has a deep-rooted presence in the Spanish labor market, particularly in the Mediterranean and northern regions. For international professionals, Marlex serves as a gateway to the Spanish job market, frequently recruiting for roles requiring multilingual skills in logistics, export, and back-office operations.

Founded in 1996 in Vic (Barcelona), Marlex began as a local staffing agency and has grown into one of the top HR firms in Spain. It has expanded its service portfolio to include executive search and specialized consulting.

For international professionals

Operates more than 60 physical offices throughout Spain, providing local support in various regions.
Specializes in a wide range of sectors, from industrial and logistics to specialized administrative and financial roles.
Frequently recruits for positions requiring language skills beyond Spanish, such as English or French, for international trade roles.
Offers both temporary and permanent contract opportunities, which can be a starting point for professionals entering the Spanish market.

This job was published a year ago

Handler / Production Operator

Marlex Staffing

This job was originally posted in Spanish and automatically translated to English. You'll most likely need Spanish to apply.

Job Description

1. Handling and packaging of products

Manually or semi-automatically fill containers with cosmetic products (creams, lotions, gels, etc.).

Verify the correct closure of the containers (caps, dispensers, valves).

Check the cleanliness and condition of the container before filling.

2. Labeling and packaging

Place labels on the containers accurately (manually or by machine).

Verify that the labels are correctly placed and error-free (INCI, batch, expiration date, etc.).

Pack the finished products into boxes according to the indicated format (packs, units, etc.).

Stack the boxes on pallets for shipment.

3. Visual quality control

Detect defective containers, poorly filled products, leaks, or labeling errors.

Remove non-compliant products from the production line.

Report any incidents in the process to the supervisor.

4. Order and cleanliness of the workstation

Keep the work area clean, free of product residue or packaging material.

Clean tools, surfaces, and light machinery according to protocol.

Comply with hygiene standards and good cosmetic manufacturing practices (GMP).

5. Compliance with safety and hygiene regulations

Use personal protective equipment (gloves, gown, cap, mask if applicable).

Respect personal hygiene protocols (hand washing, absence of makeup or jewelry).

Follow established procedures to avoid cross-contamination.

6. Collaboration in line or format changes

Assist in the assembly or adjustment of the packaging line during a product or format change.

Prepare necessary materials for the change (labels, containers, leaflets).

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