Metalworker (m/f/d) Specializing in structural engineering

As a metal worker (m/f/d) specializing in structural engineering, you are responsible for the production and assembly of metallic structures:

• Based on technical drawings and plans, you manufacture metal parts and assemble them into a completed structure.
• Reading and interpreting technical drawings, sketches, and plans.
• Selecting the appropriate materials and tools for the fabrication of metal components.
• Cutting, bending, welding, drilling, and grinding metal parts.
• Assembling individual parts into a finished structure
• Checking the dimensional accuracy and quality of the manufactured parts.
• Conducting repairs on existing metal structures.
• • Adhering to safety regulations and quality standards throughout all work stages.

You work in workshops or on construction sites, depending on the project’s requirements. In this role, you can work both independently and as part of a team, depending on the project’s size. Manual dexterity, spatial imagination, and meticulous work are helpful qualities for this profession.

The training duration is 3.5 years.

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Technical System Planner

Technical System Planners (m/f/d) play a crucial role in the planning and implementation of technical systems and facilities. Their responsibilities encompass the creation of precise technical drawings and documentation, as well as project coordination.

Technical System planner tasks include:

• Planning: Developing detailed technical plans and drawings for building infrastructures, facilities, and systems such as our ventilation systems.
• CAD Software: Using computer-aided design (CAD) software and other specialized tools to create and edit precise, to-scale drawings.
• Material and Cost Estimation: Determining material requirements and project costs, creating the necessary documentation.
• Standards and Regulations: Ensuring that their plans and designs adhere to applicable standards and regulation.

The apprenticeship for Technical System Planners typically lasts three years and follows a dual system, involving practical work at the company and theoretical instruction at a vocational school. Training content includes technical drawing, CAD applications, construction planning, materials science, and project management.

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Electronics Technician (m/f/d) Specializing in Automation and System Technology

Electronics technicians specializing in automation and system technology are experts in the installation, maintenance, and repair of automated systems and electronic controls. They play crucial role in ensuring smooth production processes and process optimization.

Their specific tasks include:

• Installation and Maintenance: Installing electronic controls, sensors, actuators, and other components in industrial facilities and machinery. Additionally, they are responsible for the regular maintenance and repair of these systems.
• Programming: Developing and programming control software for automated systems to ensure smooth operation.
• Fault Diagnosis: Conducting error analyses and diagnostics to identify and rectify issues in automated systems.
• Safety: Safety in industrial facilities is of utmost importance. Electronics technicians ensure that all safety regulations and systems are adhered to and implemented
• Documentation: Creating and maintaining technical documentations, drawings, and reports on installation, repairs, and maintenance work.

The training for electronics technicians Specializing in Automation and System Technology lasts for 3.5 years and is conducted in a dual manner, with practical work in the company and theoretical instruction at a vocational school. The training curriculum includes electrical control technology, programming, control engineering, and safety technology.

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Office Management Professionals

Office Management Professionals are versatile professionals who can in almost any area of the company. Their main task is to efficiently manage all organizational and administrative processes in the office and thus ensure day-to-day business smoothly.

The responsibilities of an Office Management Professional include:

• Office Organization: Planning and coordinating appointments, meetings, and business trips.
• Communication: Serving as central points of contact for both internal and external communication. Handling mail and emails, draft business letters, and interacting directly with customers, suppliers, and colleagues.
• Document Management: Creating, managing, and archiving documents, reports, and presentations while ensuring compliance with legal retention periods and data protection regulations.
• Office Technology: Using modern office technology, such as computers, software applications, and office communication systems, to perform their work efficiently.
• Administrative Tasks: This includes invoicing, collections, order processing, and bookkeeping.
• Customer Service: Handling inquiries, orders, and complaints.
• Teamwork: Working closely with colleagues in other departments and often as part of a team working on projects together.

The training to become an Office Management Professional lasts for three years and is done in a dual format, combining practical work in the workplace with theoretical instruction in a vocational school. The training content covers topics like office organization, customer communication, accounting, human resources, IT applications, and legal matters.

After successfully completing the training, numerous career opportunities are available in areas such as secretarial work, assistance, human resources, controlling, procurement, sales, and more.

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