dtH Tiemann GmbH | Germany | 32xxx Hille | Apprenticeship | Full time | Published since: 19.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Training Machine & Plant Operator 2027 (m/f/d)
Field of research: Metal and plastics Start of training: September Duration of training: 2 years Professional school: Leo-Sympher-Berufskolleg, Minden Free training places: 1
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
For ́s wallet: Top training grade (1,000€, 1,050€), voucher cards, shopping discounts, support for company pensions and much more? With us of course! Support: From grants to school materials and vocational training courses to training courses to exam preparation. We support you! Well-being factor & unbeatable team power: welcome days, corporate celebrations, Azubi projects and a duz culture. Your outlook: option for takeover fixedly planned!
Cutting & welding system: You take care of the fitting and cutting of window wings and frames, learn to detect and troubleshoot disturbances, shape our products and perform quality controls using measuring tools.
You want to pack and don't be afraid of physical work. You are interested in technology, craftsmanship and have a good understanding of numbers. The work in the team as well as independent work is fun. Curiosity, motivation, care and reliability are not foreign words for you. You bring a good main school degree. .
Location
 | dtH Tiemann GmbH | |
| 32479 Hille | ||
| Germany |
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