Assembly Mechanic | Euro Planit

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Are you technically inclined, do you like to work with your hands and do you have a passion for mechanics? Then the position of mechanical assembly engineer is right up your street. In this role, you are responsible for assembling machines, equipment or parts, usually on the basis of technical drawings or work instructions. Via Euro Planit, you will come into contact with leading companies in the manufacturing industry, machine construction or high-tech sector where your expertise counts.

What does an assembly mechanic do?

As an assembly mechanic, you assemble mechanical parts into a working whole. This may involve large production machines, fine mechanical components or complete installations. You often work on the basis of technical drawings, parts lists and assembly instructions. Accuracy, technical insight and practical work are essential in this job.

Important tasks of a mechanical assembly technician are:

Reading and interpreting technical drawings
Assembling mechanical parts and components
Adjusting and testing machines or installations
Checking the quality and dimensions of parts
Solving simple malfunctions during assembly
Reporting findings to colleagues or supervisors

Your work environment as an assembly mechanic

You will usually work in a production or workshop environment, sometimes also on site at customers' premises if it involves final assembly or installation. Many of our clients operate in sectors such as machine construction, metalworking, automotive, or the food industry. You will work independently or in a small team, under the supervision of a production manager or team leader.

Skills and competences

For a job as an assembly mechanic, you need more than technical insight. You also need to be able to work well together and in a structured way. The key competences are:

Technical insight: you understand how mechanical systems work and know how to build them.
Accuracy: working to specifications and tolerances is essential.
Independence: you can carry out technical assignments on your own.
Problem-solving skills: you identify bottlenecks during assembly and think in terms of solutions.
Team player: you work well together with colleagues from production, engineering or quality control.

Education and experience

For the position of assembly mechanic, an MBO degree in mechanical engineering, mechatronics, or similar is usually required. Do you not have a diploma, but do you have demonstrable experience in engineering? Then there are often opportunities through on-the-job training or apprenticeships.

Common educational backgrounds:

MBO level 2, 3 or 4 in Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics or technical installations
Internal training or VCA certification

Advancement opportunities as an assembly mechanic

There are plenty of opportunities to develop further in engineering. From the role of assembly mechanic you can progress to positions such as:

All-round mechanic
Test engineer
Work planner
Service or maintenance engineer
Production or assembly team leader

Many companies offer internal training opportunities or guidance towards a new position. This way, you continue to develop yourself and increase your chances of permanent employment.

Vacancies assembly mechanic via Euro Planit

Euro Planit cooperates with a large number of companies in the eastern and central Netherlands that regularly have a need for motivated and technically skilled assembly technicians. Whether you prefer tinkering with small precision mechanical parts or prefer working on large machines or installations - we will make sure you end up in the place where your talent is at its best.

What can you expect from Euro Planit?

A wide range of technical vacancies with reliable employers
Personal guidance during the application process
Good terms of employment and a salary in line with your experience
Training and certification opportunities
Opportunities to grow into permanent jobs or management positions

Apply directly for an assembly mechanic vacancy

Are you ready to use your technical skills with an employer that suits you? Then take a look at our current vacancies for assembly mechanic or contact us for an informal introductory meeting. Euro Planit helps you every step of the way to a new technical challenge. Apply today and help build your future in engineering.

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What does an assembly mechanic earn?

Salary varies, but is on average between €2,400 and €3,200 gross per month, depending on experience, education and sector. In addition, there are often bonuses for shifts or overtime.

Is a diploma required for assembly fitters?

A technical mbo diploma is often desired, but you can also work for Euro Planit with demonstrable practical experience. We look at your talent and motivation.

Do I have career opportunities?

Yes, there are plenty of opportunities to grow within the technical field, for example to test engineer, work planner or managerial positions.