Entry as Skilled Worker in Track Construction incl. Language Course

You first take part in our B2 language course and successfully complete it with a B2 language exam. In the qualification phase you already gain insights into the basics of railway operations and learn the technical vocabulary. Afterwards you are responsible for the constant maintenance of our rail network and track systems. You independently and reliably carry out inspection, maintenance and repair work on e.g. rails, sleepers and ballast. You handle machines, equipment and tools in railway construction safely. In your daily work you always keep an eye on the safety of your team colleagues. You go through our internal qualification program, regularly attend further training and continuously learn more.

• You first take part in our B2 language course and successfully complete it with a B2 language exam
• In the qualification phase you already gain insights into the basics of railway operations and learn the technical vocabulary
• Afterwards you are responsible for the constant maintenance of our rail network and track systems
• You independently and reliably carry out inspection, maintenance and repair work on e.g. rails, sleepers and ballast
• You handle machines, equipment and tools in railway construction safely
• In your daily work you always keep an eye on the safety of your team colleagues
• You go through our internal qualification program, regularly attend further training and continuously learn more

• You have a successfully completed apprenticeship as a skilled worker in civil engineering, steel construction, concrete construction, metalworker, bricklayer, locksmith, mechanic, welder or in another technical profession or a university degree in mechanical engineering, mechatronics or similar technical field
• Partial recognition of your professional qualification from abroad is already present. During your qualification period we support you in achieving full recognition
• Ideally you already have professional experience as a track layer or in the construction industry
• You are willing to work shifts (night, weekend and holiday work) as well as outdoors
• Ideally you already have German language skills at least at level B1. Even with German skills at level A2 you can apply – together we will examine which qualification and development opportunities are possible for a later entry
• You already have a valid German class B driver's license or are willing to have it converted promptly
• For the linguistic and technical qualification you bring a lot of commitment and willingness to learn
• You like physically demanding tasks and enjoy working in a team