Piening GmbH | Germany | Cuxhaven | Permanent position | Published since: 09.03.2025 on stepstone.de
Craftsman (m/w/d) for the wind power industry
From now on, we're looking for craftsmen (m/w/d) for one of our well-known customers in Cuxhaven, a company from the wind power industry! The body shall be placed under the transfer of workers. In case of suitability, a takeover by the customer is possible! !
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From now on, we're looking for craftsmen (m/w/d) for one of our well-known customers in Cuxhaven, a company from the wind power industry! The body shall be placed under the transfer of workers. In case of suitability, a takeover by the customer is possible!
Assembly and dismantling of components - performing selected partial steps of assembly - interrupt, report and eliminate malfunction - moving components with the help of simple lifting device
Complete vocational training in crafts or industry is absolutely necessary - you like to pack up and work outside - forklift, crane license and/or climbing license desirable - craft skills and willingness to shift work (3-shift)
A permanent employment contract - Good prospects for the takeover - Holiday and Christmas money - Workwear and personal protective equipment - A responsible job in a motivated team - Exclusive employee benefits (e.g. Adidas, Apple, Sky, Weg.de etc.)
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 | Piening GmbH | |
| 80997 Cuxhaven | ||
| Germany | ||
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