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Job Summary: Operates and maintains packaging machines in an industrial manufacturing environment, ensuring quality, safety, and efficiency in production processes. Key Highlights: 1. Operate packaging machines to ensure efficiency 2. Contribute to quality, food safety, and sustainability 3. Opportunity for professional growth and development You will join a company in the food industry and be responsible for operating and maintaining packaging machines. You will ensure quality, safety, and efficiency in an industrial manufacturing environment, contributing to production processes aligned with the highest standards. Your Responsibilities - Operate packaging machines and auxiliary equipment to ensure efficiency; - Maintain cleanliness and disinfection of machines and areas according to the Hygiene Plan; - Monitor critical control points and record incidents; - Perform minor repairs and lubrication of equipment; - Comply with quality, food safety, environmental, and occupational health and safety regulations; - Report situations that may compromise safety or quality; - Participate in continuous improvement activities and propose improvements; - Promote a culture of quality, food safety, and sustainability. What You Must Ensure - Completed secondary education, preferably with a technical-professional qualification; - Availability to work rotating shifts, including variable days off; - 1–3 years of experience in industrial manufacturing production, preferably; - Ability to diagnose problems and act proactively; - Knowledge of hygiene, occupational health and safety, and quality (preferred); - Driver’s license and experience operating machinery (preferred); - Availability to work rotating shifts with rotating days off: 8:00–16:00; 16:00–00:00; 00:00–08:00; - Responsibility, punctuality, and dynamism. What We Offer - Direct employment contract with the company; - Base salary: €1148.00; - Shift allowance: €482.20; - Opportunity for professional growth and development within a stable industry.
