Assistant Label Inspector

LubaGroot-RijnmondEURESpublished 09/17/2026
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Luba

Assistant label inspector

  • Rozenburg - 40 hours - Permanent - Mbo

Do you have an eye for detail and do you want to contribute to the quality of pharmaceutical products?

About the work

As a label inspector, you play an important role in monitoring the quality of labels for pharmaceutical products. You check labels produced within the organization, as well as those coming from customers and suppliers. In doing so, you look closely at accuracy, readability, and quality, and you work according to clear procedures and quality guidelines.

You work in an environment where accuracy and quality are paramount. You ensure that the inspection area remains tidy and clean and meets the applicable quality standards. During inspection, you have an eye for deviations and record them carefully in the database. Additionally, you actively think along about improvements in processes and working methods.

You work together with colleagues at different locations to share knowledge and experiences and to apply the best practices. You also assist in the onboarding and training of new colleagues and provide support where necessary in the production of labels.

In short: a varied position in which your accuracy and sense of responsibility directly contribute to the quality and safety of pharmaceutical products.

What we offer

  • A responsible position within an international pharmaceutical organization
  • A professional working environment in which quality is central
  • A varied job with room to further develop yourself
  • Pleasant cooperation with involved colleagues
  • Good guidance and training to perform your duties successfully

What we ask

  • You have a good command of the English language, both spoken and written
  • You are communicative and enjoy working together
  • You have strong mathematical skills
  • You work very accurately and have an eye for detail
  • You don't find it a problem...

Contact person

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