Material Handler I

Are you experienced in logistics and looking for a role in a high-tech production environment? Do you enjoy working accurately and making sure materials are available at the right place and at the right time? Then this Material Handler position could be a great opportunity for you.

You will work for an international high-tech company specialising in advanced microscopy solutions. The company develops and produces sophisticated systems used in materials science, life sciences and other high-tech industries.

As a Material Handler, you will be responsible for receiving, checking, moving and distributing materials within the cleanroom production area. Your work is essential for keeping the production process running smoothly.

Your responsibilities include:

• Receiving, unpacking and checking incoming materials and parts;
• Distributing materials to the correct production departments or warehouse locations;
• Using a handheld scanner to register and track materials;
• Checking that materials are correctly identified and stored;
• Operating material handling equipment;
• Monitoring KanBan and inventory levels on the production floor;
• Picking materials and processing KanBan reverse work orders;
• Cleaning and distributing transport tooling used by production departments;
• Following standardised work procedures;
• Maintaining a clean, organised and safe working environment;
• Applying 5S principles and reporting issues when necessary;
• Working closely with production and other internal departments to ensure materials are available on time.

Accuracy is very important in this role. You will work with materials that need to be handled carefully and ensure that the right materials reach the right destination without unnecessary delays or damage.

• A salary of €15.18 gross per hour;
• A full-time position of 40 hours per week;
• Fixed working hours from Monday to Friday, 07:00–16:00;
• Travel expense reimbursement;
• Pension accrual from your first working day;
• 25 vacation days based on full-time employment;
• 8.33% holiday allowance;
• Access to the Adecco Academy with online training and development opportunities;
• Work clothing provided by the company, except for trousers;
• Safety shoes with protective toes provided by Adecco;
• The opportunity to obtain a Cargo Employee Certificate, requested and paid for by Thermo Fisher;
• A professional, international, and supportive working environment.

You will work for an international pharmaceutical company in Eindhoven. You will work fully on-site in a professional warehouse environment and become part of an experienced logistics team.

Your working day will mainly involve standing, walking, bending, and lifting and moving packages. Overtime is possible, but only occasionally.

A VGB (Certificate of No Objection) is required for this position. This will be requested for you, and you can only start working once the VGB has been approved.

Appropriate workwear will be provided, except for trousers. You are required to wear long, presentable jeans. Jogging trousers are not permitted.

We are looking for someone who:

• Has previous experience in warehouse or logistics work;
• Is comfortable working in a cleanroom environment;
• Works accurately and pays attention to detail;
• Can work independently as well as part of a team;
• Has a hands-on mentality;
• Is flexible and able to adapt to changing priorities;
• Has basic technical and mechanical understanding;
• Can follow procedures and work according to quality and safety standards;
• Has basic reading and writing skills in Dutch and English;
• Is comfortable working with scanners and computer systems.

Experience with QAD, Serena Business Manager, Final Test or Teamcenter is an advantage, but not essential.

Interested? Apply now!