About the position
As a production employee, you will play a vital role in ensuring the quality and accuracy of our products. Your attention to detail helps improve lives worldwide — you’ll be part of a dedicated team focused on innovation, precision, and health.
Your main tasks will include:
Your main tasks will include:
- Unpacking and repacking pharmaceutical products.
- Separating defective units from good ones with great care.
- Placing products on designated docks for further processing.
- Maintaining high focus and accuracy during repetitive tasks.
- Following all safety guidelines and using protective equipment.
- Communicating effectively in English or Dutch without translation tools.
What we offer
- Starting salary: €3,061 per month (including shift allowances).
- Contract: Temporary with the possibility of extension.
- Working hours: 40 hours per week in a 2-shift rotation:
- Morning shift: 06:00 – 14:30
- Afternoon/evening shift: 14:30 – 23:00
- Travel allowance: €0.23 per km (up to €13.80 per day).
- Free parking and a modern, international workplace.
- Growth opportunities within a structured and innovative organization.
Job Requirements
- Living in or near Breda.
- Available full-time and willing to work in 2 shifts.
- Comfortable performing repetitive, detail-oriented tasks.
- Proficient in English or Dutch (spoken and written).
- Reliable, precise, and a strong team player.
About the company
Located in Breda, our company is a global leader in the pharmaceutical industry, dedicated to improving lives through innovative medicines, medical nutrition, and diagnostics. With a strong focus on health, quality, and innovation, we are proud to operate across five locations in the Netherlands.
What sets us apart is our commitment to teamwork, structured processes, and professional growth. Our modern facilities, supportive environment, and emphasis on employee development ensure that every team member can thrive while making a meaningful impact.
Are you ready to join a company where your growth and contributions truly matter?
