Pulp operator

You will be trained and given responsibility for directing and regulating complex pulp production processes, both from the field and from the control room.

• Completed Operator B training or a relevant technical education at MBO-4 level (e.g. Mechanical Engineering, Process Technology, AOT).
• Passion for engineering and demonstrable affinity with engineering and technology.
• High safety awareness and working according to guidelines.
• Able to work both independently and collaborate well in a team.
• Intrinsic drive to continuously improve and take initiative.
• Precise working method due to the high risk of damage.
• Ability to quickly learn new working methods and techniques.
• Excellent command of the Dutch language, both written and spoken.

• Be trained to master the entire pulp production process.
• Working according to strict procedures for safety, health, environment, and quality.
• Directing and controlling complex processes from the field and control room, and optimizing equipment based on process data.
• Resolve malfunctions quickly and efficiently to prevent loss of output and quality.
• Performing various process-technical tasks and accurately recording them in process control checklists.
• Conducting product analyses and preparing handover reports during shift changes and VPM meetings.
• Collaborate with the technical department and production technical department.
• Acquiring theoretical and practical process knowledge with regular assessment moments.

• Tailored training: a two-year training program to become a fully qualified pulp operator with guidance.
• Permanent employment of 33,6 hours in 5 shifts.
• Shift allowance of 32,6%.
• Almost six weeks of vacation a year.
• 8,33% holiday pay.
• Favorable pension with low personal contribution.
• Profit sharing scheme up to a maximum of 10%.
• Access to training and coaching programs for personal development.
• Travel allowance of €0,23 per kilometer.
• Additional development budget of €1.500 gross.
• Work environment with a high focus on safety.

Teijin Aramid is a progressive chemical manufacturing company and market leader in aramid fibers. The super-strong golden-yellow Twaron aramid is used worldwide to make products safer, stronger, and more sustainable. Fiber production begins in Delfzijl; further processing takes place at the production site in Emmen, home to the world's largest aramid factory with approximately 600 employees.

The department in Emmen specializes in the refinement of aramid fibers and performs processes such as twisting, averaging, assembling, creasing, and processing yarns into pulp. Twaron pulp is primarily used in gaskets and brake shoes and also serves various smaller markets. The five-shift system typically consists of one unit leader, two senior operators, six mechanical operators, and seven basic operators, where teamwork is important.