Do you enjoy working with metal and seeing the immediate results of your work? As a Shearer and Bender, you’ll be producing bespoke metal parts using shearing and bending machines. You’ll work from technical drawings and ensure that every part is the correct shape and size. Your work therefore forms an important foundation for the subsequent construction of car transporters.
What are you going to do?
As a Metal Cutter and Bender, you will machine metal components in accordance with technical drawings and specifications. You will set up the machines and check the results yourself to ensure they are correct.
- You will shear, bend and shape steel and aluminium components;
- You set up CNC-controlled shearing and press brake machines and operate them independently;
- You work from technical drawings and product specifications;
- You check the dimensions and quality of the parts produced;
- You assist with internal transport and light welding work;
- You identify deviations and adjust settings where necessary;
- You contribute ideas on how to improve working methods and the production process.
Who are you?
As a Shearer and Edger, you work with precision and are able to apply technical information effectively on the shop floor. You check your own work and carry out tasks independently.
- You have experience in metalworking or are willing to learn the trade;
- You can read and apply technical drawings;
- You work independently and check the quality of your work;
- You hold a forklift certificate or are willing to obtain one;
- You are available for 30 to 38 hours a week.
What do we offer?
As a Metalworker, you’ll be offered clear terms of employment and opportunities to further develop your knowledge of metalworking.
- A gross monthly salary of €2,600 to €3,400, depending on your skills and experience;
- A working week of 30 to 38 hours with the prospect of a permanent contract;
- Travel allowance, 8.33% holiday pay and a pension scheme;
- Workwear, safety footwear and professional tools;
- Opportunities to undertake further education and vocational training.
About the client
You’ll be working for a client that develops and builds car transporters for customers across Europe. On the shop floor, various skilled professionals work together to produce each vehicle to the correct specifications. This involves working with precision, clear agreements and craftsmanship. Would you like to find out more about the client or this role? Please feel free to contact us!
Got excited?
Step 1: You apply
You respond to a vacancy that suits you. As soon as we receive your application, one of our recruiters will review your details. We look at your experience, wishes and motivation and make an initial assessment: is this job a good fit for you?
Step 2: We get to know you better
Step 3: We introduce you to the company
Are we both enthusiastic? Then we share your profile or CV with the company. They will check whether your experience and wishes match the position. If so, you will be invited for an interview with the company. Of course, we will help you prepare properly.
Step 4: A match? We arrange the rest!
Is there a good connection between you and the company? Great! Then we get everything started. Together, we arrange the administration, agree on the start date and make sure you can start well prepared. We do this in consultation with you, the company and Euro Planit.