**Assembly and Finishing Operator for Metal Containers** The job involves manufacturing and applying final touches to metal shipping containers in an industrial environment where precision makes all the difference. Various container components—including panels, frames, and fastening elements—are assembled according to technical drawings to ensure each unit meets required dimensions and structural strength for international transportation. Finishing tasks are also performed, such as applying sealants at joints to prevent leaks, sanding surfaces to achieve uniformity, and installing floors and internal components. Daily work takes place on a dynamic production line, using hand and pneumatic tools for cutting, drilling, and fastening. Safety and strict adherence to procedures are essential at every step. This position plays a key role in metal fabrication, contributing to the creation of robust storage units for global logistics. The initial contract is temporary, with a monthly duration and the possibility of transitioning to a permanent position. Compensation follows the metalworking collective agreement, with rotating morning and afternoon shifts requiring schedule flexibility. Prior experience in industrial assembly or metalworking is required. Practical knowledge of hand tools and pneumatic equipment is mandatory. Training or experience in silicone sealing applications, metal surface sanding operations, and floor component installation will be valued. Basic knowledge of industrial painting processes is considered an additional advantage for this position.
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
David Muñoz
Indeed · HR
