Operator

Description

The main responsibilities of this position focus on logistics and material handling tasks within the warehouse environment. The selected candidate will be responsible for loading and unloading goods, using specialized machinery for lifting and transporting pallets and materials. A fundamental part of the job involves regularly supplying components—such as pipes and hydraulic or pneumatic systems—to various production lines to ensure operational continuity. In addition, meticulous order preparation is required, including verification and control of both incoming and outgoing goods, ensuring alignment with associated documentation. Maintaining order and cleanliness in work areas is a critical daily task to promote a safe and efficient environment. Storage space management—including optimizing the placement of materials—is also part of routine responsibilities. This role demands a proactive attitude toward complying with the company’s established safety protocols to prevent accidents. Collaboration with other departments—such as production or logistics—is necessary to effectively coordinate material flows. In summary, this position is key to supporting daily warehouse operations and directly contributes to the internal supply chain. Working hours are intensive morning shifts, scheduled from 07:00 to 15:00. Initial employment is formalized via a fixed-term contract lasting one week, with high likelihood of continuation and renewal depending on performance and company needs. Salary is set in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement for the sector. The workplace is an industrial warehouse located on the outskirts of the city, thus requiring private transportation for access. A valid forklift operator license is mandatory and non-negotiable for performing these duties. A minimum of two years’ verifiable experience in similar roles within an industrial or logistics environment is required. Candidates must have their own vehicle for commuting to the workplace, located on the outskirts of the town. Familiarity with basic warehouse procedures—such as order picking and inventory control—will be considered a positive asset.