Part-Time Job as Machine Operator

Eterni Sweden AB · plný úvazek

Växjö, Švédsko

Are you a student or do you have another primary occupation of at least 50% and available for active part-time work? Then we have the job for you! JOB DUTIES As an operator, you'll be an important piece of the puzzle in ensuring the company's product quality in production. You will work with machines in the manufacturing industry where packing, quality control, and assessment according to given instructions are an essential part of the work. Working hours vary with the possibility of shifts in evenings, nights, and weekends. You set your own availability for which days and times you can work - perfect if you want to combine work with studies or another primary occupation. PERSONAL QUALITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS We are looking for someone who is thorough, responsible, and has an eye for quality. You enjoy physical work and have good structure in your work approach. You collaborate easily both within your team and with other functions in the company, and contribute a positive attitude in daily work. To succeed in the role, we would like you to: Have good knowledge of Swedish, both spoken and written Be accustomed to taking responsibility for your work area Have an interest in improvement work and organization Enjoy a production environment where safety and quality are in focus Experience with a forklift license is a merit, but not a requirement. ABOUT THE POSITION The position as machine operator is a consulting assignment. You will be employed by Eterni Sweden AB to work as a consultant for our client. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Apply via www.eterni.se. Selection is ongoing, so don't delay sending in your application. To handle all applications in the best way, we do not accept applications via email. If you have questions about the position or the recruitment process, feel free to contact the responsible recruiter Moa Johansson at [email protected] or 070-935 71 92. Location: Tingsryd Start: By agreement Working hours: Varying working hours