Georg Weißhaar techn. Federn GmbH | Germany | 7xxx Weinstadt | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 02.11.2026 on stepstone.de
Toolmaker wanted (m/f/d)
Precision is your craft? Then come to our team! We are looking for a toolmaker (m/w/d) at the next possible time, which strengthens our team with technical understanding, craftsmanship and pleasure in precise work. We offer you varied tasks and a working environment where your experience and ideas are in demand. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Production, assembly and commissioning of tools and devices Maintenance, maintenance and repair of machinery and tools Conducting quality controls and functional tests on manufactured tools Optimization of existing tools and manufacturing processes
Complete training as a toolmaker, industrial mechanic, precision mechanic or comparable qualification Experience in tool and device construction Safe handling of technical drawings and measuring devices Craft skills and technical understanding Careful, precise and independent operation Quality awareness and responsibility Team skills and joy in cooperation with other disciplines
A safe and varied workplace Interesting and versatile tasks with high practical relevance A collegial and valuable working environment Modern working methods Space for own ideas and suggestions for improvement A thorough introduction Compensation and attractive benefits Good opportunities for personal development
Contact
 | Georg Weißhaar techn. Federn GmbH | |
| Heinkelstr. 5/1, 71384 Weinstadt | ||
| Germany |
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