Machine Assembler

We are looking for reinforcement for the assembly and equipment-building team in Tampere of our internationally operating client. Depending on your skills, you will work on assembling components for various compressor devices. The work is varied and takes place at different workstations. The tools you will use include various hand tools, including pneumatic tools, cranes and technical drawings. A two-shift rotation helps combine leisure time and work, and you can enjoy days off at weekends. Finnish is the working language. You may be the person we are looking for if you are an experienced industrial professional or an enthusiastic future star; have suitable technical education or, alternatively, strong work experience in assembly; are enthusiastic and motivated to develop yourself and your professional skills further; are able to manage physically demanding work; and have an active and independent approach to work. We consider the following an advantage: a valid Occupational Safety Card; experience operating a forklift and overhead crane; the ability to read machine drawings and PI diagrams; and familiarity with using hand tools through work experience or hobbies. These are not essential. We offer you an interesting and varied full-time position as part of our client’s production team. We will initially make an employment contract with you for approximately six months. SOL Henkilöstöpalvelut acts as the recruitment partner for the position, so the SOL Henkilöstöpalvelut recruitment team can answer any questions at henkilostopalvelut.tampere@sol.fi. The position will be filled as soon as a suitable person is found, so now is the time to submit your application and CV through our recruitment system. Please note that for information-security reasons we do not accept applications by email; applications are processed only through our system. Could you be the next sunny SOL employee?

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