MIG welding and stapling of assemblies and cartons (including in forced positions) Processing of sheet thicknesses of 8 - 12 mm Reading and implementing welding and repair instructions, drawings and work plans Visual inspection and completion of the WSP protocol Handling of professional castle activities Documentation in the AOS system Preparation and quality testing of welded parts Application of various measuring instruments Compliance with order, cleanliness and safety requirements Participation in optimizing manufacturing processes Documentation of workflows and results

Very good knowledge and multiannual experience in MIG welding (aluminum) Valid welding test required according to DB standard Safe handling of drawings and devices Ready for shift work in the 3-shift model Technical understanding and reliability Self-employed, careful and quality-conscious work Team and communication skills

Attractive payment by DGB/GVP Extra allowances for long-term use Extensive social benefits, including Christmas and holidays Holiday entitlement of up to 30 days a year Representation by a nationwide overall works council