About the job
As a quality inspector in a cleanroom environment, you make sure that advanced technical systems meet strict quality requirements. You work with electrical documentation, technical drawings, and measuring instruments. Your work directly affects the reliability of production in a high-tech setting. You work a two-shift schedule in Nijmegen.
What you'll do
- Inspect finished products and electrical components against specifications
- Work with technical drawings, schematics, production cards, and work instructions
- Record deviations, write reports, and apply SPC (statistical process control)
- Discuss quality issues and give advice on improvements
- Carry out final inspections in the cleanroom and decide whether to release or hold products
- Take initiative, support colleagues, and take part in process improvement
- Work with production and engineering departments to solve non-conformities for good
What we ask
- MBO-level (Dutch vocational degree) technical education in mechanical or electrical engineering, with proven hands-on experience in mechanics
- 3 to 5 years of experience in technical quality control in a production environment
- Experience working with technical drawings, electrical schematics, specifications, and measuring instruments
- Knowledge of gases, liquids, and materials in industrial applications
- Good computer skills
- Available to work a two-shift schedule
- Dutch or English at B1 level or higher
- Living in the Netherlands with the right to work in the Netherlands
What we offer
- Gross monthly salary from €3,500 to €4,000
- 17% shift allowance on top of base pay
- 26 holiday days and 13 ADV days (ADV: scheduled shorter working hours, common in Dutch manufacturing CAOs)
- ADV days can be paid out in cash
- Employment conditions under the CAO Metaal & Techniek (CAO: collective labour agreement)
- Room to grow, direct communication, and space for your own initiative
How to apply
Submit your application via the form on our website.