Machine Operator - Glass Industry

Description

The position focuses on operating and supervising automatic machinery for shaping and inline inspection within an industrial environment. Key responsibilities include continuously adjusting equipment, monitoring production process parameters, and promptly resolving basic mechanical jams or incidents to ensure uninterrupted production. The professional will be responsible for performing format changes on machines, as well as executing cleaning and basic operational maintenance tasks directly at the production line, ensuring all equipment operates under optimal conditions. Constant verification of line productivity is required, strictly adhering to established quality standards and all occupational risk prevention regulations. This role demands meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to operational efficiency, working as an integral part of a team that prioritizes safety and excellence in manufacturing. The environment is dynamic and requires rapid response capability to any process variation. This position offers the opportunity to develop a technical career within a specialized industrial sector, gaining hands-on experience operating advanced technology. Work is performed under a rotating shift system, requiring personal adaptability and organizational skills. The ultimate objective is to contribute to uninterrupted production flow and delivery of products meeting market-required quality specifications. The position offers a competitive gross salary of €21.33 per hour worked and follows a rotating 6x4 shift schedule—working six consecutive days across morning, afternoon, and night shifts, followed by four days off. Full availability for this shift system and a personal vehicle for commuting to the workplace, located in an industrial zone, are mandatory. Proven prior experience in similar roles—such as machine operator, automatic line operator, or adjuster—in industrial companies is required; experience in the glass, plastic, metal, or packaging sectors is especially valued. A Higher Vocational Training Degree (Grado Superior) in an industrial field—e.g., Mechanics, Electromechanics, or Maintenance—is required; candidates holding a Medium Vocational Training Degree (Grado Medio) may also be considered if supported by substantial professional experience compensating for the formal qualification.