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

Job Description

Are you looking for a stable project in the food sector to develop your career? Do you have experience in production lines and want to continue growing professionally? This is your opportunity! We offer a unique training plan from day one and a clear path toward permanent employment. If you are eager to work and grow, we are looking for you!

In your day-to-day role as a production operator, you will be responsible for:

- Handling and packaging the final product on the production line.

- Visual quality control of the product during the packaging process.

- Supplying raw materials to the line and maintaining order at the workstation.

- Strict compliance with the plant's hygiene and food safety regulations.

- Previous experience in production environments, being accustomed to the pace of work on production lines.

- Schedule availability to work rotating shifts.

- Possession of your own vehicle (car or motorcycle) to be able to commute to the workplace in Venta de Baños.

- Eagerness to learn and motivation to develop long-term job stability.

- (Food handler or forklift operator certification is not required to access the position).

- Real Career Plan: Initial incorporation with a training period of approximately 5 weeks in the "Skill School" (with a contract from the first day). After this stage, a 6-month contract with high possibilities of moving to a permanent position based on performance.

- Competitive Salary: normal hour at 10.05 €/h, night hour at 10.17 €/h, and overtime at 17.39 €/h.

- Working Day: Full-time, in rotating Morning, Afternoon, and Night shifts. Availability from Monday to Sunday is ideal, although we value minimum availability from Monday to Friday.

- Excellent work environment based on continuous learning and teamwork.

- Have you worked here before? Our doors are open for your return!

Need a visa? No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain. See which routes exist