Assembler for Rimaster Cab & Mechanics

Rimaster is a global company with its origin and headquarters in Rimforsa, Sweden. We primarily work with complex manufacturing/assembly in short series and are a partner and leading supplier in the development and production of cabling, electrical cabinets, electronics, cabins, and mechanics for special vehicles and industrial systems. Our customers are often world-leading product owners in their fields – for example, special vehicles for material handling, mining, forestry and agriculture, as well as industrial applications.

Rimaster Cab & Mechanics operates in a modern production facility in Horn, where we primarily work with cabin assembly, larger system-integrated projects/products, and mechanical manufacturing. We are now looking for new assemblers who can contribute to developing the business!

What the position involves

In the role of assembler, your main tasks will be cabin assembly. You will be responsible for assembling complete units for direct delivery to customers. You report identified, corrected, and preventive measures. You participate in the introduction of new projects and naturally contribute to the company's improvement work regarding, among other things, quality and work environment.

Who you are

For work in cabin assembly and other assembly, we prefer that you have high school competence in Workshop, Vehicle, or Electrical. Previous experience in manufacturing industry, car mechanics, or similar is meritorious. You master Swedish in speech and writing as you must be able to read customer manufacturing instructions and communicate with your colleagues.

Personal qualities

We are looking for people who thrive in a dynamic environment and see challenges in being involved in the development of Rimaster. We place great importance on personal qualities. You are a responsible team player and work efficiently and take your work very seriously. You are practically inclined and have good collaboration skills, curious, and want to learn new things. You function well both independently and in group contexts. You see problem-solving as a challenge and that flexibility and efficiency feel like a given.