Production worker in crate construction (m/f/d)

Production worker in crate construction/packaging (m/f/d)

-also suitable for career changers-

We produce crates for the global market leaders in our region and also package their valuable products – either at our premises or at the customer’s site. To do this, we need people who enjoy working with wood and a varied environment.

We offer you an excellent working environment and ensure that you continue to develop. If you are reliable and not afraid of physical work, we look forward to getting to know you!

Full-time, 40 hours per week
Fixed working hours, Mon – Fri
Hourly wage €16-20 (possible range)
Overtime bonus 20%
Overtime is paid
Company pension scheme
30 days’ holiday
Permanent position sought
Development plan tailored to you – HPN Academy!
(Learning time is made possible for you within your working hours)
You always know where you stand and can go home with a sense of achievement
you are not just a number, but part of the team
we take care of you and provide you with regular feedback

What is the HPN Academy?

Activities

Nailing box parts, box bases, crates – using pneumatic nailers at manual workstations
Assembling crates – screwing/nailing
Assisting with the packaging of various goods – airtight sealing in aluminium composite film or wrapping with VCI film, securing goods, attaching side panels, etc.
Assist with container stowage – securing the boxes inside the container
We tailor this to your strengths!

Here are a few examples of things you make/package. It’s already going great!

Your profile

Work experience in production facilities is an advantage
Good knowledge of German
Physical resilience
Manual dexterity
Enthusiasm for working with wood
Reliable, flexible and precise

“A varied workplace, whether in pallet construction, freight crate construction or packaging, time flies by.”
Jörg SchulzHead of Crate Construction

This is what your working day could look like

7:00 a.m.: Producing boxes for packaging

This morning, there is another packaging job for a customer that was announced at short notice yesterday. Now the packaging team urgently needs the boxes for this job. The cutting department already cut the material yesterday, so you can start nailing the box bases and bodies together as soon as you have read the production order.

9:00 a.m.: Done! Your colleagues can get going.

The boxes are ready on time. While the packers are on their way, you grab the next order. Now it’s a series of boxes. Ah, you already know these; you’ve done them a few times before. The 20 boxes have to be ready by lunchtime. Since they’re not too big, you can make them on your own.

12:30 p.m.: Let’s continue

A colleague needs your help packing the three machines we have here. You have to lay out the aluminium composite film and help position the machines. Now the machine is secured so it can’t slip and carefully welded. Now it’s time to nail it together. You assemble the body together; the crates are large, so teamwork is important.