Apprenticeship as an Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering 2027 - Finnentrop Site

thyssenkrupp Steel Europe uses premium steel to help shape the energy and mobility transition. During the three-and-a-half-year apprenticeship, you learn at the plant and vocational school how to support safe, efficient, and sustainable steel production.

Constructing, testing, commissioning, maintaining, and optimizing electrical systems; assembling and connecting electrical equipment and assessing its safety; installing, configuring, and programming IT systems and controls; assessing safety, health protection, and environmental protection requirements; planning and organizing work and evaluating results; ensuring the reliable operation of energy distribution and technical switching and control systems.

School-leaving certificate; interest in technical relationships and willingness to take responsibility; enjoyment of practical and analytical work; desire to give your best as part of a team; willingness to discover new things and engage openly with others.

Modern training with theoretical learning at vocational school and practical learning in plants, workshops, specialist departments, or the training center; teamwork; regulated working hours; attractive training pay under the NRW iron and steel industry collective agreement: €1,176.00 in the first, €1,231.00 in the second, €1,314.00 in the third, and €1,420.00 in the fourth year; numerous additional benefits; opportunity to train as a master craftsperson or technician or pursue a degree after the apprenticeship.