Float Glass Quality Control Technician
Bascharage, Canton of Capellen, Luxembourg
- Location
- Bascharage, Canton of Capellen, Luxembourg
- Salary
- € 32 gross / hour
- Employment
- Full-time
- Posted
- 2 Sep 2026

Role overview
MaViAl Sp. z o.o. is recruiting a Float Glass Quality Control Technician for a full-time on-site position in Bascharage, Municipality of Käerjeng, Luxembourg. The end employer is confidential during the initial application stage.
The technician will inspect float-glass production against product specifications; review automated inspection images; measure thickness, dimensions, optical distortion and visible defects; classify and isolate nonconforming material; relate defects to furnace, tin-bath, annealing, coating and cutting process data; verify measuring equipment; support root-cause analysis; and maintain complete batch and quality records.
The base rate is €32.00 gross per hour for an average of 40 hours per week. Work is organised on rotating production shifts. Exact start times, shift rotation, night or Sunday work, overtime and applicable premiums must be confirmed in the written offer and contract.
Applicants need a recognised vocational qualification in materials technology, industrial quality, process operations or a related field; at least three years of quality-control experience in continuous-process manufacturing; working English; competent use of dimensional and optical measurement tools; and the ability to interpret specifications, tolerances and process trends. Glass-production experience is an advantage.
Apply only through the official OpeningsHub resume form. MaViAl reviews submitted profiles and contacts selected candidates. Applicants do not pay a recruitment fee. Accommodation and visa sponsorship are not promised in this vacancy.
For applicants considering work in Bascharage, this page records the current terms for the Float Glass Quality Control Technician role. Review the stated duties and requirements before submitting a resume; employment type: full time; published working pattern: Average 40 hours per week on rotating production shifts; exact start times, rotation, night or Sunday work, overtime and applicable premiums are confirmed in the written contract; published compensation: 32.0 EUR per hour.