Production Operator

Your role

You will be part of our Production Operator team reporting to your team leader. Your mission is to assemble and inspect vacuum pumps and, depending on workshop organisation, perform run-in testing, while meeting quality, safety, cost and delivery requirement. You will contribute directly to how we create high‑quality products and solutions for our customers.

Your day-to-day

• Prepares and checks the workstation daily and complies with safety rules and 6S standards.
• Carries out preparation, assembly and fitting operations on assemblies and sub-assemblies in accordance with work instructions.
• Performs run-in testing and inspections on assembled pumps, including visual, electrical, Ateq, performance, noise and run-in time checks.
• Ensures product conformity, quality, cleanliness, identification and traceability, as well as the accuracy of inspection data.
• Detects and identifies abnormalities, raises them during AIC1 meetings and, within the scope of their skills and authorisations, performs diagnostics, troubleshooting and repairs.
• Performs Level 1 TPM operations and contributes to inventory activities and continuous improvement initiatives within the production area.

Your skills and experience

Knowledge & Experience

• Technical qualification equivalent to CAP/BEP to vocational baccalaureate level in an industrial field.
• Significant experience in industrial production and proficiency across several workstations.
• Professional knowledge of mechanical and electrical systems.
• Appropriate electrical safety certification for the position.

Technical Skills

• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings.
• Knowledge of assembly techniques.
• Ability to use tablet-based manufacturing software.
• Ability to use hand-held power tools.
• Ability to perform quality and functional checks.
• Ability to operate run-in testing and performance measurement equipment.
• Ability to perform basic diagnostics and troubleshooting.
• Ability to work on live electrical systems, in accordance with the relevant authorisations.

Personal Skills

• Rigorous and well-organised.
• Strong quality focus.
• Compliance with rules and procedures.
• Team player.
• Good interpersonal and listening skills.
• Responsive, flexible and proactive.
• Strong adaptability and problem-solving skills.

We encourage you to apply even if you don't meet every single requirement. We value diverse experiences and perspectives and are excited to see what you bring to the role.

Your compensation and benefits

Your location and working hours

This position is based at our Product Company in Bourg les valence, France (FR). Daytime working hours, with occasional Saturday work as required.

Why it is great to work with us

You are part of a production team that takes pride in doing things right the first time. You work with high‑quality tools and processes and learn from experienced colleagues. We focus on safety, quality, and teamwork, and we recognize and appreciate good work. You receive on‑the‑job training and have clear steps for career growth. There are opportunities to learn new tasks, tools, and technologies, and you are part of a team where your contribution matters every day. We offer stable working conditions, a healthy work‑life balance, and leaders who act fairly and support your development.

Application process

Our selection process includes interviews and, for some roles, skills assessments that help us gain a deeper understanding of your profile. We look forward to getting to know you, learning about your strengths, and discussing how you can grow with us. If you have questions during the process or need support, please contact us:

Talent Acquisition: Kevin Oddon