Mischer (m/w/d) Area Chemistry

Mischer (m/w/d) Area Chemistry

You're looking for a new job? As one of the largest personnel service providers in Germany, Manpower has been placing commercial employees in suitable positions since 1965. With a far-reaching network of customers in industry and commercial enterprises, we are not only a reliable point of contact for our applicants but also a trustworthy partner who puts people at the center, thus developing talents that are not only placed but also further developed and sustainably employable made.

Your new job as Mischer Operator (m/w/d).

For our customer from the oil industry, we are looking for a Mischer Operator (m/w/d) in full-time employment in the area of chemistry in Hamburg within the framework of an employment agency. Our offer to you: hourly wage up to €19/hour gross plus shift allowances
Unlimited employment contract
Up to 30 days' vacation
50% of our employees receive a takeover offer within the first 12 months
Exclusive employee discounts up to 30% at companies like Adidas, WMF, Apollo etc.

This is what you'll be doing: loading trucks 
Mixing motor and transmission oils 
Distributing individual products to filling stations 
Compliance with HSSEQ guidelines and regulations 
Palletizing including transportation of pallets and floor conveyors 
Compliance with the procedures described in the instructions
This is what you bring: completed vocational training, several years of experience in the field of chemistry, desirable

Practical G25 certification 
Forklift license 
Good German language skills (C1)
PC skills
Your path to your new job: You can recognize yourself in the described profile and/or are interested in a professional change? Then we look forward to your comprehensive application documents.

The fastest way to us is directly at:

Ana Isabel Cyperski

Email: [email protected] or under the number 0171 81 66 946.

We live diversity and equal opportunities and are therefore delighted about applications from people with disabilities.

All personal formulations in the job posting are to be considered gender-neutral.