Assembly Mechanic; Internal Assembly

Introduction

The core is ready, the winding sets are prepared, and now it's up to you to bring everything together to form the active part of a transformer. You assemble, connect, check, and collaborate with colleagues to ensure that every component is exactly right. As an Assembly Mechanic for Internal Assembly, you work on large technical products that play a crucial role in tomorrow's energy supply.

Do you have experience with complex installations and an eye for quality? Then read on.

This organization is active in transformer technology and manufactures power transformers and secondary installations that are important for the energy supply of the future. From a modern production facility in Nijmegen, various departments work together on technically high-quality products.

You will be working in the Internal Assembly department. Here, the active part of the transformer is built. Within this department, it is all about craftsmanship, precision, and collaboration. Together with colleagues, engineering, and technical specialists, you ensure that the internal work meets the correct quality standards before it is released to the next department.

As an Assembly Mechanic for Internal Work Assembly, you are responsible for assembling the complete internal work of transformers. The focus is primarily on the electrical part. You place winding sets over the core, close the core with sheet metal plates, and assemble the core into a sturdy construction with steel bandages.

You also connect electrical cabling and make connections with switches, bushings, and other electrical conductors. During the work, you perform quality checks together with your team, engineering, and technical specialists. Only when everything has been properly checked is the internal work released for the next step in the production process.

You work a three-shift roster, meaning no two workdays are the same. Together with your colleagues, you are responsible for a smooth and safe assembly process.

What is expected from you?

• You have experience as an assembly mechanic of complex installations;
• You have knowledge of E- and W-installations, or wish to develop further in this area;
• You can read and apply high-quality technical drawings
• You can work at height or in confined spaces without problems;
• You work well with colleagues, engineering, and technical specialists.;
• You are willing to work a 3-shift roster.;
• You are looking for a long-term job.

What can you expect in return?

• A starting salary of €3,100 gross per month, excluding shift allowance;
• A shift allowance of 23%;
• 27 vacation days and 13 personal days;
• The option to exchange ADV days for additional pay;
• A pension scheme via SME;
• Travel expenses reimbursement;
• Work clothing, personal protective equipment, and tools are provided.;
• Opportunities for advancement to roles such as mentor, chief mechanic, or team leader;
• Growth opportunities to other departments within the organization are also possible.

Do you want to contribute to the inner workings of large transformers and, together with your team, ensure a technically sound final product? Then apply quickly for this position as an Assembly Mechanic for Internal Work.