Work in Hanstholm
JKS A/S
Do you have experience from the fish industry and experience with packing goods? Then you are the one we are looking for!
Do you have experience in fish filleting? Start a new chapter of your career in Denmark!
JKS is looking for workers for a fish processing company in Hanstholm. If you are reliable, committed, and ready to work, this offer is for you!
What we offer:
- Good work in Denmark with the possibility of permanent employment for the right candidates,
- We can help you with accommodation near the workplace,
- Support to assist with formalities if you are new in Denmark
Your tasks:
- Manual processing of fish – filleting, cutting, and preparing for transport
- Quality control of products and selection,
- Maintaining hygiene and safety standards in the workplace,
- Packing and weighing products,
- Keeping the production area tidy.
What we expect from you:
- Experience in fish filleting, cutting, or processing (experience in the processing industry is an advantage),
- You can communicate in English
- Willingness to do physical work, precision, and ability to work at a fast pace,
- Punctuality, reliability, and commitment.
- You can present a criminal record
Why choose JKS?
Working through JKS offers many benefits:
- Flexibility: You can decide where, when, and how much you want to work, giving you full control over your professional life.
- Gain experience: Working in various companies allows you to develop a broad range of skills and gain new experiences.
- Path to permanent employment: Many companies hire their permanent staff directly from our pool of temporary workers.
- Extra income: A perfect solution for young people saving for holidays or retirees who want to stay active in the workforce but not on a full-time basis.
Don’t wait! Call us or register today!
Register on jks.dk/cv – and we will contact you to offer suitable job
Department: Kai Lindbergs Gade 39 7730 Hanstholm
Location: Hanstholm
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