Over het werk
As a pharmaceutical production worker, you replenish the machines with specific products such as medications and plastic rolls. The machines then produce sachets filled with prescribed medication for specific times. These sachets pass through a sensor that checks whether the medication is correct. If errors occur in the system, you investigate them and try to resolve them. For example, a pill might be stuck behind another, causing the sensor to flag an error, or a pill may be damaged. You correct the issue and ensure that the batch matches the prescribed order. Finally, you make sure the batches are packaged and prepared for shipment. Throughout the entire process, strict quality standards apply because you are working with pharmaceutical products; precision and accuracy are therefore very important.
For the evening shift, your working hours are Monday and Friday from 11:30 AM to 8:00 PM, and Tuesday through Thursday from 1:30 PM to 10:00 PM. Occasionally, you may be asked to work on Saturdays from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. This is always discussed in advance and will not be every week. Travel expenses are reimbursed from 5 km up to 35 km at €0.23 per kilometer.
In addition, this company values short communication lines and genuinely cares about its employees.
Wat wij bieden- A full-time position of 36 hours per week
- A dynamic role within a structured company
- You will receive shift allowances during certain hours
- Temporary position until mid-January
- You have a good command of Dutch and/or English
- You are able to obtain a Certificate of Conduct (VOG)
- Additionally, you are accurate and able to work well under pressure
Your future employer packages customised medications for hospitals and pharmacies. This company prepares personalised medication sachets for healthcare institutions. In addition, they maintain a standard medication warehouse, and multiple machines are used to produce the customised medication batches. These sachets are filled with medications per patient and for specific time periods. This process takes place on three machines, and you are responsible for ensuring that the machines operate properly and continue running smoothly.
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