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Mechanic Wanted for Kåge Sawmill
Skogsägarna Norra Skog, ekonomisk föreningVästerbottens län, Skellefteå
Previous experience is desired
37 days left
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Kåge Sawmill is a modern industry that is constantly evolving and improving. The sawmill uses the latest available technology in various areas and optimizes the yield of each log in its 45-meter-long sawing line. The saw specializes in the production of high-quality spruce and pine products and has efficient production units. The sawmill is the largest seller of sawn spruce in northern Norrland. The raw material comes from slow-growing timber from Västerbotten and Norrbotten. The geographical and simultaneously scenic location gives Kåge Sawmill a very strategic position from a logistical perspective.
In the role of mechanic
We are currently looking for a mechanic for Kåge Sawmill. As a mechanic, you will primarily work on performing preventive maintenance and repair work in our production facilities. You will belong to a team of several knowledgeable colleagues who share their expertise and work together to provide the best maintenance service.
Are you the one we are looking for?
We are looking for someone with a high school education focused on industrial or workshop technology. It is an advantage if you have experience working with maintenance in industrial operations, have some computer skills, and have training in fall protection, mobile work platforms, hot work, crane training, as well as a truck B1 and wheel loader license.
You should be quality-conscious and responsible. It is important that you have good collaboration skills and a desire to continuously improve and learn more together with your colleagues.
The position is full-time with K2 shift work. The position is Saw Operator, and you will work in the maintenance department as a technician.
Start date by agreement.
For more information about the position: Ahntony Johansson, Maintenance Manager, 070 765 90 30.
Welcome with your application by Monday, April 21. Apply today as interviews may be conducted on an ongoing basis.
We decline consultants or staffing companies.
In this recruitment process, we may use tests: logical problem-solving ability and personality.
Norra Timber processes timber from the northern forests.
Norra Timber is part of Norra Skog, a member-owned organization driven by making the forest owner's life in Norrland as valuable as possible for our 27,000 members. We care about sustainable forestry and a vibrant countryside. Our members contribute to the diversity and sustainable use of the forest, and in our industries, we optimize the utilization of the raw material from each harvested tree.
Our timber comes from one of the best forest districts in the world – northern Sweden. The harsh climate causes the forest to grow slowly here. This makes it slow-growing, fine-branched, and with dense annual rings. Therefore, pine and spruce from Norrland are considered some of the most esteemed wood raw materials. We humbly refer to it as “vintage timber.” We take great pride in noting that our northern Swedish forests are processed into climate-smart products used across large parts of the world.
Norra Timber's operations include three sawmills, three processing units, and a pole factory. We produce nearly 800,000 cubic meters of sawn timber, 250,000 cubic meters of planed timber, as well as approximately 60,000 turned pine poles and 150,000 chip bales per year. About 60% of timber sales go to export. The association also owns 30 percent of the Husum Pulp AB pulp mill. Within the Norra Skog group, over 600 people work, and the turnover amounts to approximately 5 billion SEK.
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