Preparation of components before welding (e.g. degreasing, cleaning, temperature adjustment and demagnetization) stapling and welding of pipe and welding assemblies with the aid of manufacturing aids according to customer requirements and operational approvals Manual, partially and fully automated WIG welding work on complex component geometries according to work and follow-up plans Operation of equipment and special equipment such as welding machines, automatic lathes, resistance and electron beam welding systems execution of refurbishment and lock operations (e.g. straightening and grinding of welds) and final visual testing of the welding results

Complete vocational training in a metalworking profession, e.g. as a metal manufacturer, structural mechanic or industrial mechanic Founded professional experience in WIG welding, especially thin-walled materials, as well as very good understanding of the processes and processes in the welding sector Ready to deposit WIG-Schweisser tests according to DIN ISO 24394 for material groups A, B, C and O as well as high quality, cleanliness and order German language skills and advanced English skills Note: Please note that a complete and up-to-date CV with address and contact data is required for an application, as well as existing work certificates and evidence of corresponding qualifications (graduate certificates, diplomas...).

Over-tariff compensation according to the Airbus standard: same remuneration as a permanent employee from the 3rd and 6th months of use based on the ERA 5 grouping An unlimited employment contract with a long-term job perspective with a strong partner in the time work industry Future-proof workplace in the aerospace industry Attractive social benefits, such as holiday and Christmas money according to IG Metall Standard Up to 30 days recreational holiday Area-covering works council Personal and individual support by your friendly aviation team on site Absolute discretion in the application process