Volvo CE Haulers is looking to expand its team and hire around 100 new employees at its Motherwell factory.
The company designs and builds Rokbak articulated haulers – heavy-duty dump trucks used to transport loads in industries from construction to quarries.
The North Lanarkshire site has been manufacturing off-road trucks since 1950, but the company has had several name changes in that time – changing to Terex Trucks in 2014 when it became part of the Volvo Group, and then to Rokbak in September 2021.
Now, thanks to increased global demand for its products, the local company is looking to strengthen its team with a variety of industrial and office-based positions available, including: assemblers, painters, welders, platers, machinists, final assemblers, maintenance fitters, maintenance electricians, technical writers, health and safety advisors, manufacturing engineers, quality engineers and buyers.
Both permanent and temporary positions are available, with benefits including hybrid and four-day working weeks, sponsored training courses, up-skilling and secondments.