Operationsvac

Production and operations jobs, from operator to operations manager

Best for
Production workers, operators and operations managers in the Netherlands
Less suitable for
Office jobs with no link to a production or operations process

About Operationsvac

On Operationsvac, part of the Vacatureland network, Dutch employers advertise operations and production work. The about page names three jobs visitors come for: productiemedewerker (production worker), operator and operationsmanager. That makes it a site for the people who run a production process, on the line or in charge of it, rather than for office roles.

The homepage presents every vacancy as a card: a one-line summary of the tasks, the education level, the contract type and, when the employer supplies it, the pay. Visitors can compare jobs on those points before they open a single ad.

When the work happens mostly in a warehouse, Logistiekvac, the network’s logistics and transport site, sits closer to what those candidates search for. A post that is really about keeping machines running belongs on Maintenancevac as well, and a plant job where the industry itself matters, chemicals or pharma for instance, can add Industrievac.

Operationsvac pricing

ProductPremium PostingNiche Dutch listing with employer branding, email inclusion and wider Vacatureland distribution.Premium Highlighted Job AdAdds homepage priority and social promotion to the niche Vacatureland network campaign.
Direct price—€437
Price with Join€325€415 (−5%)
Duration60 days60 days
Per day€5.42€6.92

Prices exclude VAT · Source: Join job board catalogue

How to post a job on Operationsvac

  1. Create your Join account

    One account for Operationsvac and every other hiring channel, your team and all applications.

  2. Write your job ad

    Write it once in Join; the same ad goes to Operationsvac and every other channel you pick.

  3. Publish to Operationsvac

    Pick a product as you publish. Applications come back to Join.

Operationsvac FAQ

Which vacancies fit Operationsvac?
Work in operations and production. The about page’s own examples, production worker, operator and operations manager, cover both the line and the people who manage it, so either level fits. A job that merely sits near production, such as general administration at a factory, does not.
Which Operationsvac product should I book?
Decide by the hours. A full-time production or operator post runs well as a Premium Posting: your employer branding on the listing for 60 days, the vacancy in the emails and pushed out to other Vacatureland sites. For part-time production work, choose the Premium Highlighted Job Ad. Part-time hours can appeal to people who would never look for work under an operator title, and a first place on the homepage plus posts on social media are how the vacancy reaches them.
Should the pay go on an Operationsvac vacancy?
If you can give it, yes. The homepage card shows pay only when the employer supplies it, next to the task summary, education level and contract type, so a card without it gives visitors one point fewer to compare. Keep what no card can hold, such as the shift pattern and the line, machine or process the person will run, for the ad itself.
Do I need my own Operationsvac account?
No. Join publishes to Operationsvac for you, so you post from your Join account and never set one up.
Is posting on Operationsvac cheaper through Join?
Yes. The pricing table shows Join's price beside the price of booking the same product directly on Operationsvac, with the saving on each product that has one.
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