Training as a construction equipment operator (m/f/d)

Tasks: On our assembly sites you can show what you can do. Many experienced colleagues will help you with advice and action Change: During your three-year training, you will learn how to safely serve modern, technically demanding construction machines Self-employment: You will acquire the Baugeräteführerschein and learn how to keep your machine ready for use, perform necessary conversions and minor repairs independently. Safety: Health and safety at work are our first priority. Regular occupational health screenings and occupational safety instructions are therefore of course

School degree: You have acquired the medium maturity or the extended vocational training maturity and can demonstrate good performance in science subjects Flexibility: You can reliably visit the vocational school in Friesack (free living in Rathenow) and the oversized training centre in Brandenburg a. d. Havel (closed free residence) Interests: Handling modern construction machines and technical understanding Nice to have: At best, you are at least 18 years old to start training and have the rating of class B

Working environment: You count from the beginning and are a full team member from the hour! Our corporate culture is collegial and at eye level – we live exchanges, team spirit and respectful interactions Flexibility: regulated and scheduleable working hours with inserts on assembly sites where the accommodation is provided by us Takeover: After the end of your training, you will have an IHK degree as well as a building license in your pocket and also best takeover opportunities in a fixed work relationship Payment: An attractive training allowance and Christmas money are available at the top! Consumption of costs: We will reimburse you to the vocational school as well as to the training centre. We also take over the costs of textbooks Workwear: Free provision of your workwear throughout the training period Benefits: Use of employee offers such as gyms, shopping offers, travel etc. .