They need Mercedes Vitoria assembly staff
Adecco has reported in a statement that to be eligible it is necessary to have Vocational Training, preferably Higher Level, prior experience in the industrial or self-propelled sector, ability to read technical plans and readiness to work both in shifts and in fixed afternoon shifts.
The Mercedes-Benz plant in Vitoria-Gasteiz is looking for assembly staff to operate the Alavesa factory between January and June, according to Adecco, for which a selection process has been opened.
Adecco has reported in a statement that to be eligible it is necessary to have Vocational Training, preferably Higher Level, experience in the industrial or self-propelled sector, ability to read technical plans and readiness to work both in shifts and in fixed afternoon shifts.
In addition, the proactive attitude, the ability to work as a team, the search for continuous improvement, living in Vitoria-Gasteiz or nearby areas and the possibility of moving housing to or around Vitoria-Gasteiz will be valued.
He has pointed out that the company offers a temporary contract with the possibility of continuing thereafter; full-time or part-time work; initial training; an "innovative and collaborative" working environment; and the possibility of working in a key sector for the national industry and particularly strong in the Basque market.
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