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Food Production Machine Operator – Production Worker IV

Nestlé Česko s.r.o. Olomouc, Olomouc Region Updated 14 Sept 2026

29 200 CZK – 35 000 CZK per month

Employee Card listedListed for non-EU applicants1 positions

Vacancy details

Location
Olomouc, Olomouc Region
Occupation
Food Production Machine Operator – Production Worker IV
Employment type
Full-time
Shifts
Continuous operation
Open positions
1
Accommodation
Not provided
Published
9 Sept 2026
Labour Office reference
35038630710

Description

Nestlé Česko s.r.o. is recruiting a full-time Food Production Machine Operator / Production Worker IV in Olomouc, Czechia. There is one vacancy, with monthly pay of CZK 29,200–35,000. Duties include operating machinery, checking product quality and using the prescribed personal protective equipment. Applicants should be team players with manual dexterity and physical fitness. Basic education is required. Knowledge of good manufacturing practice, or experience operating goods lifts or forklift trucks, is an advantage. The employer seeks people who are able and willing to work reliably and carefully, learn and develop, continually improve, adapt to change, communicate and solve problems even in difficult situations, and handle stress. A willingness to work, seek solutions rather than excuses and value one's work is particularly important. The role involves continuous operation, with shifts from 06:00–14:00, 14:00–22:00 and 22:00–06:00, or 12-hour shifts from 06:00–18:00 and 18:00–06:00. Recruitment sessions take place every Tuesday at 07:30 at the workplace address. Please ask for Mr Bednář at the gatehouse and arrive exactly on time. Benefits include a MultiSport card, Benefit Plus points, subsidised meals, drinks at work, sports and wellness activities, other employee benefits and a contribution towards supplementary pension insurance. Accommodation is not provided. The vacancy is listed for the Employee Card scheme.

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