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 job opportunity within the industrial sector and do you have immediate availability to start? An important company in the production sector urgently needs to incorporate professionals to reinforce its production team at its facilities in La Canonja. If you have experience in factory environments, manual dexterity, and are looking for a dynamic project, this is your opportunity!

In your day-to-day, you will be responsible for the following functions:

Performing precision handling and bundling tasks of the final product.

Supplying production lines and conducting visual quality control of the process.

Loading, moving, and stacking semi-heavy boxes (approximately 10 kg).

Maintaining order and cleanliness at the assigned workstation, complying with occupational safety regulations.

Experience: Demonstrable previous experience working on production lines or similar industrial environments.

Languages: Proficiency in Spanish (native level or minimum C1 certification) to ensure correct understanding of work and safety instructions.

Skills: Manual dexterity, precision, and good physical condition for handling semi-heavy loads.

Mobility: Having your own vehicle is essential to access the workplace due to public transport limitations during shift start and end times.

Availability: Full and immediate availability to effectively join this coming Sunday or Monday.

Salary: €17,094 gross per year.

Contract type: Fixed-term Discontinuous Contract

Shift distribution (vacancies starting this coming Monday)

Night Shift (fixed): Starting Sunday night

Morning Shift: Starting Monday at 06:00h

Afternoon Shift: Starting Monday at 14:00h

Rotating/fixed schedules according to the roster: Rotating morning and afternoon (06:00 to 14:00 and 14:00 to 22:00) or Fixed night shift (22:00 to 06:00).

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