Preparation and Stock Retrieval: Perform initial manual tasks such as greasing, stamping, pressing, and threading while independently pulling necessary components from the intermediate stock.

Workflow Organization: Read and interpret production orders to determine work priorities and organize your specific workstation and tools.

Technical Assembly: Assemble, mount, and finish parts according to the specifications found in production drawings.

Machine Operation and Setup: Independently set up and operate specialized machinery, including screwing, pressing, and packaging machines.

Manual Tool Usage: Utilize hand tools, specifically electric screwdrivers, for the precision assembly of components.

Quality Control and Inspection: Conduct thorough checks of all finished parts to ensure they meet quality standards and are free of defects.

Packaging and Documentation: Pack finished goods for shipment and manage company-specific documentation to request additional parts or track progress.

Technical Insight: Ability to understand mechanical processes and how components fit together.

Manual Dexterity: High level of hand-eye coordination for tasks like greasing, stamping, pressing, and threading.

Blueprint Literacy: Ability to read and interpret technical production drawings and written production orders.

quipment Operation: Proficiency in using hand tools (specifically electric screwdrivers) and operating/setting up industrial machinery (presses, screwing, and packaging machines).

Language: Good command of Dutch (required for reading internal documentation and orders).

Administrative Accuracy: Ability to manage company-specific documentation for inventory and stock retrieval.

Organizational Skills: Capability to prioritize tasks and organize a workstation independently based on workload.

Accuracy: Strong attention to detail to ensure quality control during assembly.

Safety Awareness: A disciplined approach to following safety protocols.

Proactivity: A "sense of initiative" and a productive, hands-on mindset.