Royal Van Lent Shipyard, together with other partners within Feadship, builds unique superyachts for an international clientele.
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- Salary
- €3,500 - €5,000 a month
- Contract
- Full-time
- Languages
- Dutch
This job advert was originally written in Dutch.
Requirements
What we're looking for
- Mbo+ work and thinking level/a number of years of welding experience, preferably supplemented with training to become a welding inspector (the latter is also possible after potential employment).
- Experience in completing a project in a production environment according to established quality standards (shipbuilding is a plus).
- Good command of the Dutch and English languages, both spoken and written (additional training is possible in this regard).
- In addition to extensive experience in the field of welding technology, you also have experience and affinity with shipbuilding construction and a sense for dimensions and detail.
- You are self-assured and master various communication styles.
- You are proficient with computers and can use them to process your findings and reports quickly.
Permanent parts of our offer are:
Pay & benefits
What you'll get
- A salary between € 3500,- and € 5000,-, depending on experience, education, and age.
- First a one-year contract and subsequently a permanent position (subject to good performance).
- PME pension fund; more than 50% of the premium is paid by the employer.
- CAO Metalelektro, 27 days off + 13 ADV days on a full-time basis.
- Travel allowance of € 0.2 p/km.
- Good opportunities to develop yourself.
Furthermore, you receive:
- Laptop and phone
The role
Using steel and aluminum, shipyard Slob builds hulls and deckhouses for the impressive Feadships. Every hull is a challenge. Precision work that repeatedly results in a beautiful hull for a superyacht.
As a quality controller, you will make an important contribution to that. Through your professional knowledge, drive, and accurate way of working, the hull meets the high quality requirements of a Feadship. Additionally, your strong social personality helps, as you collaborate well with colleagues and partners.
This is what you will do as a quality controller:
- You ensure that your hull number is built according to all established procedures, guidelines, and specifications.
- You monitor the process, report progress, signal when things are not going well, and escalate if necessary.
- You advise during the process on materials, techniques, and risks during construction.
- You have a lot of contact with your colleagues in production (advice and inspections) and the project team of the hull number.
- Mbo+ work and thinking level/a number of years of welding experience, preferably supplemented with training to become a welding inspector (the latter is also possible after potential employment).
- Experience in completing a project in a production environment according to established quality standards (shipbuilding is a plus).
- Good command of the Dutch and English languages, both spoken and written (additional training is possible in this regard).
Your skills:
- In addition to extensive experience in the field of welding technology, you also have experience and affinity with shipbuilding construction and a sense for dimensions and detail.
- You are self-assured and master various communication styles.
- You are proficient with computers and can use them to process your findings and reports quickly.
Permanent parts of our offer are:
- A salary between € 3500,- and € 5000,-, depending on experience, education, and age.
- First a one-year contract and subsequently a permanent position (subject to good performance).
- PME pension fund; more than 50% of the premium is paid by the employer.
- CAO Metalelektro, 27 days off + 13 ADV days on a full-time basis.
- Travel allowance of € 0.2 p/km.
- Good opportunities to develop yourself.
Furthermore, you receive:
- Laptop and phone
What you'll do
This is what you will do as a quality controller:
- You ensure that your hull number is built according to all established procedures, guidelines, and specifications.
- You monitor the process, report progress, signal when things are not going well, and escalate if necessary.
- You advise during the process on materials, techniques, and risks during construction.
- You have a lot of contact with your colleagues in production (advice and inspections) and the project team of the hull number.