Assembler

NTM is a Finnish family-owned business with long-standing experience in manufacturing high-quality and specialized refuse collection vehicles, trailers, and vehicle bodies. NTM’s parent company is located in Närpes, Finland, with subsidiaries in Sweden, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Estonia. Our customers and users are found in Europe and North America. With 800 experts employed, NTM Group has a revenue of approximately 165 million euros.

We are looking for an

ASSEMBLER 

for our Refuse Collection Vehicle Units

 

Job description

The role involves equipping our vehicles in the final assembly department of the Refuse Collection Vehicle Division. Work is carried out based on drawings and instructions and performed in teams.

Job requirements

We expect vocational education and/or a few years of relevant work experience. Additional training will be provided on the job. You are a team player who is positive, accurate, flexible, and easy to work with.

We offer:
Interesting work tasks
Opportunities for professional development
Pleasant colleagues
Attractive employee benefits
Employee bonus system

Interviews will be conducted during the application period, and the position will be filled as soon as the right candidate is found.

For further information, please contact HRD Manager Eva-Lena Gullans, eva-lena.gullans@ntmgroup.com,

Please submit your application by August 8, 2026.

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