Line Operator Fruit

Our client is a local supplier of blueberries. They offer a smaller assortment of delicate products and guarantee the quality of their products by adhering to the strictest quality requirements and standards. Despite the growth that this client is experiencing, they understand very well that investing in personnel is essential. They aim to create an informal working environment for employees so that they enjoy working there, both in terms of conditions and the physical space.

The company is located in the industrial area of Horst and is easily accessible from the A73 from the directions of Venray, Venlo, and Roermond. Additionally, the client is well connected by public transport.

As a Line Operator, you are the one who ensures that everything runs smoothly on the packaging line. You properly set up the machines, distribute tasks among your colleagues, and keep an eye on things to ensure the process goes smoothly. A malfunction? No panic. You solve it before it becomes a real problem. You regularly communicate with quality controllers and the technical service to ensure that quality is always top-notch. It's a varied job: one day you're setting up the machines, the next day you're troubleshooting or helping colleagues with questions. You make sure customers get exactly what they expect: neatly packaged blueberries without any hassle. Together with your team, you ensure that everything is ready at the end of the day so everyone can go home feeling good.

• Setting up and operating the packaging machines.
• Taking responsibility for task distribution within your team.
• Troubleshooting issues with the line and machines.
• Checking compliance with hygiene and safety regulations.
• Consulting with quality controllers about packaging standards.
• Reporting deviations and problems to the team leader.
• Ensuring a smooth transition between different shifts.

You are not only working with your team but also regularly communicate with the technical service and other departments. Your goal? To ensure that the packaging line runs without disruptions and that the quality of the products is top-notch.

The working hours are in staggered day shifts. One week you start at 06:00, and the next week at 11:30 (13:30 during busy periods). If you work the early shift, you will also work Saturday mornings from 06:00 to 15:00.

• Experience as a process operator in the fruit and vegetable sector or food industry.
• Proficient in English or German; Polish is a plus.
• Willing to work in two shifts (early and late).
• Comfortable working Saturday mornings every other week.
• Strong technical skills for quickly resolving issues.
• Able to work independently and collaboratively in a team.

• Salary according to Scale D of the CAO Wholesale Fruit and Vegetables: between €2,659 and €3,103 gross per month, depending on experience.
• 8.33% holiday pay and 26 vacation days with a full-time contract.
• Travel expense reimbursement of €0.15 per kilometer, up to a maximum of 30 km one way.
• Intention to offer a permanent contract after the temporary employment period.
• A job with responsibility, providing opportunities to learn and develop.
• A pleasant working atmosphere with friendly colleagues in a growing company.