Papierfabrik Louisenthal | Germany | 83xxx Gmund am Tegernsee | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 13.08.2026 on stepstone.de
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
You operate independently plant parts of paper production and monitor their operation. You operate, measure, equip and adjust the respective machines and systems. You control the ongoing production process. You cooperate in compliance with safety regulations.
You have a successfully completed mechanical and technical training or an equivalent qualification or corresponding professional experience. You bring a very good technical understanding and are interested in new technologies and digital quality control systems. You are characterized by a pronounced quality and safety awareness. You work reliably, flexibly and responsibly in the team. You are ready for shift operation and are looking forward to working in new tasks.
A responsible and varied activity in a dynamic environment An attractive fee package with insurance by our collective agreement A 13th monthly salary and holiday allowance 30 days off Wide range of occupational health management (operating sports groups, EGYM-Wellpass and health days) Modern operating restaurant with a grant from the employer; free offer of fruit and drinks Promoting your development with a wide range of development measures Modern working environment with the latest technology and the highest standard of occupational safety Children's Days .
Location
![]() | Papierfabrik Louisenthal | |
| 83703 Gmund am Tegernsee | ||
| Germany |
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