Finisher

You walk through the workshop, the smell of freshly sanded plastic in the air, and in your hand a part that's just a bit too rough. You know what to do. Sanding, polishing, filling. You fix it until it's mirror-smooth. Why? Because you take pride in your work. No stain, edge, or bump escapes your eye. You're a Finisher. Or if you don't have an official title yet: someone with skills, precision, and a love for perfection.

As a Finisher, you're the one who transforms rough plastic parts into sleek, shiny final products. You start with sanding, until every surface feels like satin. Then you move on to polishing, so that every part shines with pride. See an imperfection? Then you take your putty knife and work it with surgical precision. Careful taping of parts is also part of the job, so they're completely ready for the next step in the production process. Are they ready? Then you neatly prepare them for transport or further processing. Sometimes you glue parts together, but always with a steady hand and an eye for detail. In short: you make sure everything looks tip-top before it leaves the premises.

Het aanbod

What you get

• Start in day shift: nice rhythm, no night work;
• After a while, you'll move to a 2-shift system (so occasional sleeping in is also arranged);
• €15 per hour;
• Light work-you don't have to skip the gym, but it's not lifting lead;
• A place where your eye for detail is truly appreciated.

Functie eisen

Experience as a Finisher? Fantastic.
No experience but a furniture maker, interior builder, or someone who builds a cabinet at home with love that would make IKEA blush? Also perfect.

What we're mainly looking for is:

• Two right hands (figuratively... Literally is also fine);
• Precision that almost scares you;
• Someone who likes to do the work neatly and carefully.

Het bedrijf

This company is a specialist in plastics. When it comes to injection molding and smart plastic solutions, they know exactly what they're doing. They manufacture custom plastic housings and technical parts for clients, which you might find in medical equipment, aircraft interiors, or high-tech systems. But that's not all: they also paint, assemble, print logos or texts, and collaborate with clients from the outset on design and manufacturability. They even develop their own molds. Smart, precise, and always in consultation with the client. Their strength lies in combining technology with practice, and they do this for brands that only settle for top quality.