Operators for Machining with Certified Disability

Do you have experience on a production line, checking parts....? Do you have knowledge of parameter changes, programming adjustments, tool changes.....?

• They are responsible for their own line and for all everyday problems that may arise. If they cannot resolve a problem, they notify their shift supervisor or manager.
• They have additional knowledge of the machine software (parameter changes, programming adjustments, tool changes and setup...), of robots (resets after stops or collisions, manual movements, resolution of common production issues,

• -They can also perform tasks such as inspecting parts before packaging them in customer packaging.

• They verify that finishes, cleanliness, porosity, poor fills, etc. are correct.
• They deburr the part, blow it off, and package it

• - Moving parts, loading them onto conveyors, deburring and shaping them (striking them with a mallet)

• Disability Certificate

Education

• Advanced degree in Production Programming in Mechanical Manufacturing.... Intermediate degree if they have experience.
• Experience: Previous experience with machining centers is valued.

Shifts: Rotating morning, afternoon, and night shifts

Rotation:

Morning: 6:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. / Night: 10:45 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. / Afternoon: 2:45 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. - A 15-minute break is taken during each shift.

• Contract through a Temporary Employment Agency for 1 year (quarterly contracts). After the year with the agency, if both parties agree, a permanent contract is offered. Initial temporary contract for 6 months, with subsequent renewal to an indefinite contract.

Social benefits once the worker is on the permanent staff:

o Life Insurance: from the first day, for 18,000...

o Social Fund: After one year on staff, entitled to up to 1,000 — annually upon presentation of medical and education expense receipts covered by the program, benefiting the worker, spouse, and children.