Description
The operator will play a fundamental role within the production line, assuming responsibility for managing and operating the specialized machinery used in the manufacturing process. This role includes the complete assembly of equipment, accessories, and components for various applications within the wood and furniture sector, such as the production of kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom furniture. In addition, the position requires performing final finishing tasks, including stripping, polishing, and deep cleaning of finished parts to ensure the highest quality standards. The work environment is dynamic and collaborative, where precision and attention to detail are essential parameters for the success of the production cycle. Work will be carried out in coordination with other team members to ensure an efficient and safe workflow, meeting established deadlines and technical specifications for each project. The role directly contributes to the company's value chain by transforming raw materials into finished products ready for distribution. Tools and equipment must be handled strictly in accordance with established industrial safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure a healthy working environment. The position offers the opportunity to develop specific technical skills within a well-established industrial sector, providing valuable and specialized work experience.
Working hours follow a shift schedule, Monday through Friday. The employment contract will be governed by the conditions stipulated in the Wood Sector Collective Agreement. The position includes the social benefits and entitlements associated with the aforementioned agreement, guaranteeing a formal and stable employment framework.
Practical knowledge and competent handling of hand and power tools specific to the trade are required. A minimum of two years' experience in the wood or carpentry sector is essential. Formal education, such as a Higher Vocational Training Cycle specializing in Wood and Furniture, will be viewed favorably, although it is not an exclusive requirement.