Automotive Production Operator

• Previous experience as a production operator is required, with experience in the metal, automotive, or similar manufacturing sectors highly valued.
• Own vehicle required (car or motorcycle - mandatory) for independent commuting to the facilities in the Montblanc / Esplugues de Francolí area.
• Full flexibility and availability to work both the third shift (Monday to Friday) and the fourth shift (Monday to Saturday with a rest week), according to the assigned schedule.
• Professionalism and dynamism: Manual dexterity, high attention to detail when handling parts, and a strong commitment to occupational risk prevention.

• Excellent compensation: €11.65 gross per hour, plus attractive shift and night-work bonuses (ranging from €1.91 to €2.30...).
• Temporary contract with a monthly renewal system that offers stability and continuity within the project.
• Availability to work the third and fourth shifts:

3rd Shift: Monday to Friday, rotating morning (06:00 - 14:00), afternoon (14:00 - 22:00), and night (22:00 - 06:00) schedules.

4th Shift: Special schedule from Monday to Saturday for 3 consecutive weeks (rotating morning, afternoon, and night shifts), followed by a full week of rest (with the option of working voluntary overtime).

• Join a technologically advanced industrial environment with a great team-working atmosphere.

Do you have experience in production environments and are you passionate about the automotive industry?

We are looking for dynamic professionals with manual dexterity and a strong commitment to safety to join a state-of-the-art production plant. If you want to develop your career in automated production lines and are looking for a solid industrial project with an attractive salary, this is your opportunity to boost your professional future!

In your day-to-day role, you will carry out the following responsibilities at the plant:

• Component manufacturing: Actively participate in the production line for radiators and thermal systems.
• Extraction and inspection: Remove finished parts from the production line, ensuring they are correctly manufactured.
• Product conditioning: Perform labeling, packaging, and packing tasks for parts prior to distribution.
• Visual quality control: Ensure components meet the technical standards required by the company.
• Workplace safety: Maintain order in your workstation and strictly comply with risk prevention regulations and the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).