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Luba Uitzendbureau is hiring a production worker for a full-time role in Amstelveen. You will join a dynamic production team on multiple shifts, handling raw materials, machine operation, and quality checks to ensure a smooth process and safe workplace.
The job offers opportunities for internal training and career growth, with a guaranteed 40-hour work week and a competitive hourly wage of €15.50. Employment may lead to a permanent contract based on performance.
Are you a production worker looking for a full-time job in shifts with opportunities for growth? Then this could be the job for you!
As a production worker, you will work in a dynamic production environment where you and your colleagues are responsible for producing and packaging pizza products. You will work in shifts (morning, afternoon and evening) and have the opportunity to grow within the company. There are plenty of opportunities to develop yourself through internal training and education. This is a full-time position for 40 hours per week, and based on good performance, there is a possibility of a permanent contract.
You will start your workday with a team meeting where the planning and targets are discussed. You will then get to work on the production line, where you will add raw materials, operate machines and check the quality of the finished product. Together with your team, you will ensure a smooth production process and a clean and safe working environment. During your shift, you will regularly switch tasks, making the work varied and engaging.
Are you reliable, enthusiastic and do you enjoy working together to create a great end product?
Your future employer is a large producer and trading company specializing in pizza products, located in Amstelveen. The company is known for its modern production environment and warehouse. Great importance is placed on teamwork, safety and personal development. Working for this organization means becoming part of a committed team where quality and development are central.