Industrial Electrician (M/F) for Industrial Engineering

Type of training: Dual vocational training, governed by the Vocational Training Act (BBiG)

Duration of training: 2 years

Learning environments: workplace and vocational school

Get a head start with an apprenticeship as an industrial electrician specializing in industrial engineering!

What does this job involve?

As an industrial electrician specializing in industrial engineering, you will assemble, machine, install, and connect mechanical components and electrical equipment for the industrial production of our high-end window manufacturing systems for the PVC window industry. You will also install electrical systems and equipment. Your responsibilities will include performing maintenance work as well as analyzing and testing electrical systems. You will document production data and coordinate with upstream and downstream departments.

Where do you work?

As an industrial electrician specializing in industrial engineering, you will work at our main plant in Memmingen

Why will you enjoy your time with us?

• We are a long-established family business where team spirit is a top priority.
• We’ll support you every step of the way and are proud of your achievements.
• We value you as a person and want to help you grow.
• We want to offer you a secure and interesting job with great prospects even after you complete your training.
• Together with you, we want to further expand our role as a leading provider of machinery technology for the PVC window industry.
• From the very start, your work will make a significant contribution to our value creation, because we trust you and will let you work directly on the machines and equipment.
• Your work helps make the world more energy-efficient. That’s because our machines are used to manufacture the world’s most energy-efficient windows. These windows provide long-term protection against heat loss in buildings, thereby reducing global energy consumption.
• You’ll receive benefits such as company outings, trips to trade shows, vacation pay, a Christmas bonus, profit sharing, and tax-free benefits in kind.
• Trainees who demonstrate exceptional performance will have the opportunity to visit our branch in Canada for three weeks.

What should you bring?

• Of course, you need a high school diploma to enroll in the program; in this case, a secondary school diploma.
• A passion for technology is also a must.
• Diligence is definitely not an obstacle.
• Overall, you should be open-minded and eager to learn new things, and of course interested in the interplay between electronics, data processing, and mechanics

What are you doing now?

It’s best if you contact our instructor, Markus Seidel, directly. He is in charge of the industrial electrician training program for industrial engineering.