Die-Cutting Machine Operator
Published on 08-10-2026
- Location
- Lichtervelde (8810)
- Province
- West Flanders
- Contract type
- fullTime
- Employment status
- Temporary job with the option of a permanent role
- Working hours
- Two-shift system, Full-time
- Category
- Engineering & production
About this job
Title
Die-Cutting Machine Operator
Explore a full-time, on-site die-cutting machine operator role in the packaging manufacturing sector. It’s a hands-on production opportunity focused on making cardboard packaging efficiently and with minimal waste.
A hands-on role in packaging production
The employer manufactures cardboard packaging, including solutions for the food industry.
Your role
Set up the Bobst or Iberica die-cutting machine for each production run, following production instructions and specifications.
Make adjustments during production and carry out regular checks to keep output aligned with customer requirements.
Work toward compliant products at maximum speed while minimizing waste.
Keep your work area clean and carry out preventive maintenance on your assigned equipment.
Work with the technical department or supervisor to resolve machine issues, and take part in safety and improvement initiatives with fellow operators.
Company profile
Forum Jobs Worldwide Talent connects international talent with Belgian employers, with trust and personal guidance at the heart of its approach. It is part of the Forum Jobs HR Group and supports candidates through a human, multilingual process as they explore work opportunities in Belgium.
What do we expect from you?
Requirements
If you take pride in careful, practical work and enjoy contributing to a team, this could be a welcoming next step.
Basic technical understanding feels like a natural foundation for you, and experience as an operator in a similar industry—ideally with comparable machines such as Bobst or Iberica—is a plus.
You’re comfortable reviewing and understanding order specifications, then following detailed written or verbal instructions with sound judgment.
Your eye for detail helps you stay focused on safety, quality, order, and cleanliness.
Basic math, including multiplication and division, and basic computer use or data entry are familiar parts of your toolkit.
You’re ready for work that involves standing for more than eight hours, and you bring a positive, motivated, team-minded approach.
Education
- Technical Secondary Education (TSO)
Experience
Driving licence
- No driving license required
Languages
- Engels: Limited working proficiency
What do we offer you?
Offer
Here’s what you can expect from the package and practical support.
The listed salary range is €2,500–€2,600. Starting pay is €18 gross per hour, approximately €2,250 net per month; higher pay may be possible depending on experience and skills.
A daily travel allowance adds support based on your distance and means of transport.
For a full year of work, the end-of-year bonus is approximately €1,900 net, depending on the period worked.
Holiday allowance is approximately €3,500 net for a full year of work, with the amount depending on the period worked.
After four weeks of work, you may receive up to €125 toward travel costs to Belgium.
Accommodation is available for €110 per week and includes a furnished private room, water, gas, electricity, and unlimited internet.
Bicycle or other transportation can be arranged to suit your needs, with costs communicated in advance.
You’ll also have personal guidance from a multilingual team and support with arrival and practical matters in Belgium.
Take your next step with the reassurance of fully legal employment in Belgium—apply for the Die-Cutting Machine Operator role.
Opening hours
By appointment
Mon- Friday
8h30-12h30
13h30-17h30
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