This role requires practical experience in machine setup and commissioning, with a focus on quality assurance and continuous process control within a physically demanding environment. Candidates should demonstrate strong responsibility and a quality-conscious mindset, alongside flexibility and a collaborative attitude to support colleagues across departments. An interest in technical and automation systems is essential, while knowledge of the metal industry and possession of a forklift (truck) license are advantageous but not mandatory. The position involves weekend shifts following initial training on day shifts, emphasizing reliability and adaptability to non-standard working hours. The role suits individuals who thrive in team-oriented settings that value open communication and offer opportunities for personal and professional development. Benefits include a supportive team culture, regular informational meetings, social events, flexible working hours, fitness subsidies, bonus schemes, and health programs, indicating an employer invested in employee well-being and growth. Overall, the ideal candidate combines hands-on technical aptitude, quality focus, physical stamina, and interpersonal skills to contribute effectively within a manufacturing or industrial production context.