Salary
€2 000
Field
Industrial automation & electronics
Start
As soon as possible
Team
20–24 employees
Work schedule
Full-time (plný úväzok), based in Bratislava
Location
Bratislava, Slovakia
Salary
€2 000 / month
Field
Industrial automation & electronics
Start
As soon as possible
Team
20–24 employees
Work schedule
Full-time (plný úväzok), based in Bratislava
Location
Bratislava, Slovakia
An engineering-technology company in Bratislava (Slovakia), specialising in the development, manufacturing and implementation of equipment and system solutions for agriculture, livestock farming, horse breeding and biomass processing, is looking for a qualified CNC press brake operator. The company builds its own technology platforms and equipment — from engineering design and prototyping to serial production and service; all activity takes place in Slovakia. A small, close-knit team (20–24 employees). You will work with modern metalworking technologies and take part in producing high-tech equipment. Key responsibilities: • Operating CNC press brakes (programming, setup, start-up) • Processing sheet metal according to technical documentation • Working with technical files and drawings (DXF, STEP, etc.) • Selecting and setting up bending tooling (tools, dies, punches) • Quality control of finished parts and correction of bending parameters • Basic maintenance of the equipment • Compliance with production standards and safety norms • Cooperation with technologists and the design department Important: this is not a basic operator position. We are looking for a specialist who understands the bending process, works with drawings and influences the quality of the final product. An advantage: experience on other bending equipment (tube bending, box/cabinet production), experience with various CNC systems (Delem, Cybelec, Trumpf, etc.), experience in manufacturing companies.
A German group of companies from Saarbrücken, specialising in mining and rock construction, tunnel and gallery building, special underground works (Spezialtiefbau) and drilling. The company carries out driving and reconstruction of galleries, shafts and tunnels, anchoring and shotcreting, blasting and grouting works, piling and anchoring, and securing of excavations and rock slopes. Several lines of activity provide work all year round. About the role: A rock-slope securing specialist performs work at height to stabilise and reinforce rocks and slopes: installing nets and anchors, mounting protective systems, working at height with climbing equipment. No experience needed: we fully train you in Germany, including all safety and industrial-climbing trainings. The main thing is good physical condition and readiness to work at height. Work mode: Mon–Fri, weekends usually free. Trips — within ~300 km; accommodation paid by the company, travel by company car. Why this employer: • Official employment in Germany and a permanent relocation • Work all year round — no winter layoffs • Saturday and Sunday are usually free • Trips only Monday to Friday (max 4 nights away) and within ~300 km; sites are often close to home • Accommodation on trips — proper hotels or apartments (no construction cabins) • Company car for getting to the site • Friendly team, flat hierarchy with direct access to management • Regular training and upskilling • Equipped common rooms (kitchen, bar, billiards, table football) • High-quality workwear and full head-to-toe equipment • Own large workshop that quickly solves problems on site • On-time pay and real career growth: as your skills grow, so does your salary Important information: • For the first month the company fully pays and arranges accommodation in Saarbrücken (so you can settle in and find your own place — we help); after the first month you pay for housing in Saarbrücken yourself. On trips to remote sites the company pays for accommodation there • Travel to Germany at the start is at the candidate's expense • If you have not worked in Germany before, you need to apply for a tax number (Steuernummer) — this takes at least 3 months; during that period tax is withheld at class 6, and once you have the number the overpayment is refunded • We are looking for people for the long term, ready to relocate permanently; we do not consider those who want to stay only a few months
A German group of companies from Saarbrücken, specialising in mining and rock construction, tunnel and gallery building, special underground works (Spezialtiefbau) and drilling. The company carries out driving and reconstruction of galleries, shafts and tunnels, anchoring and shotcreting, blasting and grouting works, piling and anchoring, and securing of excavations and rock slopes. Several lines of activity provide work all year round. About the role: You operate a drilling rig and work in a team of 2–3 colleagues. Besides operating the machine, it is also physical work on site — you help the team, the team helps you. Sites are in Germany, France or Luxembourg. An option for a beginner: the company offers an internal traineeship provided your German is good enough. Work mode: Mon–Fri. If the site is near — you sleep at home; if far — accommodation is arranged together with the team (paid by the company). Why this employer: • Official employment in Germany and a permanent relocation • Work all year round — no winter layoffs • Saturday and Sunday are usually free • Trips only Monday to Friday (max 4 nights away) and within ~300 km; sites are often close to home • Accommodation on trips — proper hotels or apartments (no construction cabins) • Company car for getting to the site • Friendly team, flat hierarchy with direct access to management • Regular training and upskilling • Equipped common rooms (kitchen, bar, billiards, table football) • High-quality workwear and full head-to-toe equipment • Own large workshop that quickly solves problems on site • On-time pay and real career growth: as your skills grow, so does your salary Important information: • For the first month the company fully pays and arranges accommodation in Saarbrücken (so you can settle in and find your own place — we help); after the first month you pay for housing in Saarbrücken yourself. On trips to remote sites the company pays for accommodation there • Travel to Germany at the start is at the candidate's expense • If you have not worked in Germany before, you need to apply for a tax number (Steuernummer) — this takes at least 3 months; during that period tax is withheld at class 6, and once you have the number the overpayment is refunded • We are looking for people for the long term, ready to relocate permanently; we do not consider those who want to stay only a few months