Production Worker (m/f/d) - Injection Molding

Job description

Ready to take the next step in production?

Our client, a globally recognized partner of leading automakers based in Sulzbach/Saar, is seeking reliable and motivated production workers (m/f/d). At the Sulzbach location, high-precision, top-of-the-line plastic exterior components are manufactured.
To ensure the client’s quality standards are maintained in the future, we are looking for motivated, hands-on individuals for the core areas—injection molding, the highly automated paint shop, and final module assembly.

The office is very easy to reach by bus.

Benefits

• Permanent employment contract, hourly wage of 15.89 euros + shift premiums
• A wide range of discounts and exclusive employee offers through Corporate Benefits
• Very good chances of subsequent recruitment and permanent employment
• Fair pay according to the GVP tariff, including vacation and Christmas bonuses
• Free preventive medical checkups and work clothes provided

Tasks

As an employee (m/f/d) in the injection molding department, you are responsible for the core of raw part production.

• They operate the large-scale machines that use plastic pellets to mold high-precision automotive components.
• They operate modern injection molding machines and monitor the automated manufacturing processes during operation.
• They ensure the supply of materials (e.g., plastic pellets) and assist with tool changes
• In the event of minor deviations in the production process, you take action on your own or forward reports directly to plant engineering
• They remove the raw components and perform a visual inspection to check for defects such as streaks, deformations, or dents.
• They deburr the components manually and store the approved blanks for further processing

requirements

• Ideally, initial professional experience in production or in a skilled trade
• Reliable, careful and team-oriented way of working
• Willingness to work shifts: 5:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. / 1:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. / 9:30 p.m. – 5:00 a.m., Mon–Fri, and possibly Sat
• Good technical understanding and manual dexterity
• German, spoken and written (including reading)
• Easily accessible by public transportation