CNC press brake operator

We are seeking a CNC press brake operator for our clients in Naantali. Our client manufactures high-quality metal furniture for industrial use. Sheet-metal cutting, experience in metalworking, and preferably experience with a sheet-metal processing center are an advantage. You may also be at the beginning of your career, in which case, in addition to training, we value a genuine desire to learn and, of course, a genuine willingness to work. A permanent position in a friendly small- or medium-sized company is available. Day work. Having access to your own car for commuting is an advantage but not essential. Success in the job requires relevant training or experience gained through work, as well as Finnish language skills. You are not afraid of work and are willing to develop and learn new things. Apply promptly. We are interviewing applicants during the application period. Pay will be agreed based on your skills and experience. If you are interested, choose the application method that suits you: - Apply through the link. - Send an informal application to juha.oksanen@hunajaworks.fi. - Feel free to contact Juha by phone, message, or WhatsApp at 0400946007. HUNAJA WORKS IS A RECRUITMENT PROFESSIONAL We offer varied work opportunities in different fields throughout Finland. We help you find work that supports your everyday life and goals. There are opportunities in a range of fields throughout Finland, whether you are looking for a new direction or a more flexible everyday life. It is important to us that applying for and doing work is clear and works smoothly from start to finish. We want you to find work where you enjoy yourself and can make use of your skills. We operate across a wide range of fields, including services and expert work, industry, construction, and logistics. We work with HC TPS, offering our employees experiences outside work as well.

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