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Marlex Staffing·Hostalric, Spain

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 Hostalric

    No relocation package mentioned.

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What you'll do

  • Will preferably work with the extruder, but will also provide support in other sections such as the mill or silo, and even more so if the extruder is stopped for a few days.

§Mill (dump the material onto the conveyor belt, very manual work)

§Silo (hopper that unifies the material, the front loader is very important here for loading and unloading)

§Extrusion (machine that melts plastic at high temperatures and shapes it into pellets, here it is very important to control the machine parameters and the front loader for loading and unloading the machine)

What we're looking for

  • A valid forklift license and experience are essential, along with safety boots and long trousers.

How you'll work

  • Their schedule changes every week due to the rotating shift system, which requires commitment and planning. They have compact schedules and weeks with plenty of rest, but also tough weeks like week 3.

§Week 1: Monday to Friday mornings (6am-2pm) and weekend off

§Week 2: Monday to Friday afternoons (2pm-10pm) and weekend off

§Week 3: Monday to Friday nights (10pm-6am) and weekend night shift 12h (6pm-6am)

§Week 4: Monday to Friday off and weekend morning shift 12h (6am-6pm)

§Week 5: Monday to Sunday off

Additional information

  • Once the three months are completed, their transition to a permanent extrusion operator position can be considered.

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

About the company

Marlex Staffing

Marlex Staffing

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