Module Build Assembler
Job description
A practical hands-on position, with a lot of diversity, within a high-tech environment. If this is what you are looking for in a new job, we would like to get in touch. Will you join our team at Xelvin?
What are you going to do?
As a module Assembly Mechanic you’re responsible for assembling products and modules. You get started with the entire process. Think of work preparation to the assembling of the products, but also the control and some administration. You will also remove the production order and the materials from the system. Besides that, you grab and collect the necessary materials and tools and start to assembly parts into complex products based on work instructions. After that, you’ll make sure that everything is checked for correctness.
At the Module Assembly department we offer you the following conditions:
- A salary between €2500 and €3500
- On top of that basic salary, you’ll get a 15% shift-allowance and 5% ADV-allowance
- 25 holidays, travel expenses and 8,33% holiday-allowance.
- A very challenging position in a dynamic and healthy production environment.
- The possibility to make an important contribution to the development and profitability of Neways.
- A position within a very driven and collegial working environment with a lot of freedom for initiatives and room for personal development
Job requirements
Job requirements
- You like to work well prepared and accurate;
- You know how to switch quickly and make contact with colleagues;
- By nature you have a critical eye and you are quality driven;
- You have completed a vocational training in electrical engineering or mechatronics;
- You have some experience from a similar position, where you have often worked with electronics;
- Experience with reading (electrical) technical drawings and schematics;
- You have good communication and writing skills in English;
- Full time availability and willing to work in shifts.
Compensation
€2.500 - €3.500 gross income per month
Location
Eindhoven,
Job requirements
- You like to work well prepared and accurate;
- You know how to switch quickly and make contact with colleagues;
- By nature you have a critical eye and you are quality driven;
- You have completed a vocational training in electrical engineering or mechatronics;
- You have some experience from a similar position, where you have often worked with electronics;
- Experience with reading (electrical) technical drawings and schematics;
- You have good communication and writing skills in English;
- Full time availability and willing to work in shifts.
