Apprenticeship as a Process Technologist, Specializing in Steel Forming

A three-and-a-half-year apprenticeship alternating between theory and practical training, focused on controlling and monitoring equipment that forms steel through rolling or drawing.

Controlling and monitoring equipment that forms steel through rolling or drawing; learning the fundamentals of steel forming, processing, and heat treatment; securing production processes and checking quality requirements using test samples; learning about the properties and processing of different products.

Lower or intermediate secondary school certificate; enthusiasm for mathematics and physics; interest in technical processes and manual work; good visual judgment and concentration; motivation to learn new things and take responsibility.

Varied work in an open team culture; attractive collectively agreed training pay with a permanent employment guarantee; a 35-hour workweek; a travel allowance for commuting; employee discounts through the company's benefits portal; a future-proof profession.