Befesa Management Services GmbH | Germany | 30xxx Hannover | Temporary contract | Full time | Published since: 26.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Plant operators in fully continuous rotating shifts (m/f/d)
At Befesa, a world leader in environmental services, we offer the opportunity to develop an exciting career while actively contributing to a more sustainable world. We are looking for a:n plant driver in a fully continuous alternating layer (m/w/d) at Befesa Salzschlacke GmbH - Hannover with location in Hanover to strengthen our team and to help shape the promotion of the circular economy worldwide. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Function monitoring and control of the system status message and message of the on-site displays On and off of plant parts Implementation of maintenance and repair measures sampling and sample analysis Cleaning services Discharge of acids and alkalis
Completed vocational training (required: chemical specialist / chemical technician) minimum. 3 years of professional experience in production Teamability, reliability, loadability Willingness to shift work
The remuneration is in the salary range from 48000 to 57800 € gross per year. Attractive remuneration and social benefits and conditions within the collective agreement chem. Industry West 33 days holiday Holiday and Christmas money Employer-funded occupational pension schemes Green incorporation A challenging activity A first job contract for 2 years Epassi (formerly Hansefit)
Location
![]() | Befesa Management Services GmbH | |
| 30179 Hannover | ||
| Germany |
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