CNC-Setter (m/w/d)

CNC-Setter (m/w/d)

We are looking for a CNC-Setter (m/w/d) for a full-time position at an innovative automotive supplier in Geseke, Germany. Your tasks: monitoring the ongoing production and performing corrective measures if necessary
Bug fixing in the production area
Monitoring, maintenance, and repair of production equipment
Setting up complex automation cells consisting of multi-spindle CNC machines, assembly automation, and pressure testing
Your profile: completed training as a machining mechanic or equivalent training
Good knowledge of programming CNC machines
Knowledge of Siemens 840 d control
4-shift readiness (currently working 3 shifts)
Good German language skills (written and spoken)
Your advantages at a glance: Your hourly wage lies between €18.00 and €20.00 per hour
You will have an unlimited employment contract from the start
Use us as a springboard: since our founding, over 20,000 people have been employed by our customers after their assignment with us
Good work means safe work for us. We provide you with free occupational safety clothing from premium suppliers like UVEX or Elten
Our collective bargaining agreement (IG Metall/ver.di/IG BCE) offers you solid benefits, such as the possibility of occupational pension and qualified training measures
You have the opportunity to receive up to €500 as a thank-you gift through employee recommendations and can do so multiple times
A fixed contact person and regular feedback meetings are part of our promise
In addition to your side: our works council and disability representative with comprehensive advisory services
You think we can claim a lot?

Then take a look at the experience reports of others in the rating portals, such as kununu and Google & Co. We are the ones who do everything to bring people into permanent employment. And those who have it particularly hard on the labor market are closest to our hearts. The takeover of our temporary workers by our customers is our top priority. Our shareholders include the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, the German Trade Union Confederation (DGB), and employer associations.