Production Operator 5 Shifts

• Assemble steel pallets and frames for industrial containers.
• Prepare metal components for the production process.
• Inspect finished products and perform quality checks.
• Resolve minor production issues and support colleagues when needed.
• Maintain a clean and safe working environment.

• Gross hourly wage of €21.53, including shift allowance.
• 5-shift schedule with 2 morning shifts, 2 evening shifts, 2 night shifts, followed by 4 days off.
• Full-time position (average 33.6 hours per week).
• Travel allowance.
• Temporary contract with the opportunity for permanent employment.
• Opportunities to develop your skills within production.
• Training and internal guidance during your onboarding.
• Stable employer with long-term career opportunities.

At Start People, we operate on the principle of equal pay; your terms and conditions of employment always match those of colleagues who are employed directly by the client. This means that, in addition to your hourly rate, your terms and conditions of employment also include, for example, the number of days off, allowances, time-off-in-lieu payments and other pay components.

• Proven experience in a production environment.
• Physically fit for manual work during shifts.
• Own transportation to Oosterhout.
• Available for a rotating 5-shift schedule.
• Basic communication skills in English.

Located in Oosterhout, Mauser is a global leader in manufacturing high-quality plastic industrial containers. With a rich history of innovation, we are committed to delivering sustainable solutions for the chemical, food, and industrial sectors. Our core values—safety, quality, and teamwork—are the foundation of everything we do.

At Mauser, you’ll find a modern production facility where employee growth and well-being are prioritized. From structured onboarding to skill development opportunities, we invest in your success. Our clear shift patterns and supportive environment ensure a healthy work-life balance.Ready to join a company where your contributions truly matter?