Glass Cutting Operator

We are looking for a Factory Operator eager to learn a technical and lasting trade.

Your main objective will be to integrate into the production plant to train practically alongside experienced skilled tradespeople. You will gradually learn the behavior of the material, manual and automatic cutting techniques, the interpretation of blueprints, and the specific safety measures for flat glass, until you autonomously manage your own cutting station.

1. Operational Learning and Plant Logistics

Handling and transport: Safe use of suction cups, overhead cranes, and A-frames for the movement of glass sheets of different formats and thicknesses.

Material preparation: Loading and unloading cutting tables, ensuring product protection against scratches or breakage.

PPE and Safety: Rigorous application of Occupational Risk Prevention protocols specific to handling sharp material.

1. Specialization in Glass Cutting

Order interpretation: Reading work orders, simple technical blueprints, and optimization of cutting plans.

Manual and mechanized cutting: Handling of cutting wheels, cross-cutting, scoring, and operation on automatic/CNC cutting tables.

Quality control and verification: Precise measurement of pieces using tape measures and calipers, checking for squareness, and visual detection of imperfections or tensions in the glass.

Final conditioning: Removal of sharp edges, labeling, and preparation of packages for dispatch or passage to the next phase (manufacturing/tempering).

We are not looking for a glass expert, but rather a person with a good operational base, responsibility, and a firm desire to train in a professional trade:

Experience: Previous experience as an operator in industrial environments, factories, or workshops (wood, metal, stone, plastics, or construction) will be valued.

Key aptitudes: Great manual dexterity, good spatial orientation, attention to detail, and millimeter precision.

Mobility: Own vehicle is essential to access the facilities punctually at the start of the 06:30h shift.

Attitude: Commitment to continuous learning, seriousness regarding safety matters, and a search for long-term job stability.

Training and projection: You will learn a specialized trade with high demand in the industrial market, increasing your value as a professional.

Job stability: Structural vacancy designed to become part of the company's permanent staff in the long term.

Remuneration: €10.33 gross per hour worked.

Continuous schedule: Monday to Friday shift from 06:30h to 15:30h. A shift that will allow you to finish your workday early to enjoy your afternoons and free weekends.