Zweckverband Bodensee-Wasserversorgung | Germany | 78xxx Überlingen-Sipplingen (Bodensee) | Apprenticeship | Full time | Published since: 29.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Training as an Environmental Technologist for Water Supply (m/f/d)
Founded in 1954, until today delivered without interruption: The Lake Constance Water Supply ensures that four million people in Baden-Württemberg receive the best quality drinking water from the Lake Constance. Day by day. Around the clock. We offer you 01.09.2027 in Sipplingen
Sipplings Full time 01.09.2027
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
You will learn a comprehensive approach to water supply technology, including the installation and monitoring of technological installations. Renewal of electronic devices Working with chemicals
We also make you fit in the creation and reading of technical drawings, schematics and documents Through your work, you contribute to providing citizens with the most important means of life, drinking water, always sufficient quantity and the required quality.
At least good main school or middle age Interest in technical relationships and procedures Joy in natural science topics Care and responsibility
A 3-year training that can be shortened with good performance Attractive training remuneration High-quality workwear and tools are provided Modern work equipment (smartphone, laptop) 30 days holiday for your rest Occupational pensions and health measures Jobticket, Jobrad and many other staff offers A secure training place with a perspective in a future-proof industry
Location
 | Zweckverband Bodensee-Wasserversorgung | |
| 78354 Überlingen-Sipplingen (Bodensee) | ||
| Germany |
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