Production Operator with Forklift and Overhead Crane License

Randstad España
Randstad España
Lleida, SpainOn-site€13Added 19 days agoJunior · 1+ yearsPermanent🇪🇸Spanish: Native

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

Job Description

Do you have experience in industrial environments and hold valid forklift and overhead crane licenses? At Randstad, we are looking for professionals like you!

Load movement: Loading, unloading, and positioning materials, structures, or heavy goods using an overhead crane.

Line supply: Supplying raw materials to production lines and removing finished products using a forklift.

Production support: Support in tasks inherent to the production process, pre-assemblies, or machinery control according to shift needs.

Stock control: Verification of goods, order preparation (picking), and maintaining order and cleanliness at the workstation.

Safety: Strict compliance with occupational risk prevention regulations, especially in the handling of suspended loads and machinery operation.

Training and Certifications (Essential):

Valid Forklift License (according to UNE regulations).

Valid Overhead Crane Operator License / Certification.

Previous experience: Minimum 1-2 years performing similar functions in industrial warehouses, foundries, the metallurgical sector, logistics, or construction.

Competencies: Responsible person, with high awareness of occupational safety, dynamism, and ability to work in a team.

Proximity: Residence in the Segarra region or bordering areas, with own vehicle to access the facilities.

Job stability: Hiring with real options for continuity and stability within the company.

Schedule: Full-time from Monday to Friday (shifts to be specified during the selection process).

Incorporation: Immediate start within a cohesive team and a work environment that prioritizes safety.

Salary: According to the collective agreement and the candidate's qualifications.

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