ZM-I Gruppe | Germany | 81xxx, 80xxx München | Student job | Part time - flexible | Published since: 20.08.2026 on stepstone.de
Working student fire protection in the master's program (m/f/d)
ZM-I is an independent, partnership-organized civil engineering office for demanding projects. From the Munich site, the group has grown continuously and is now active throughout Germany. We offer consulting, planning, testing and assessment in the field of civil engineering. Companies have different regional areas of activity and expertise. The ZM-I Group employs around 180 employees:inside. For fire protection, which is becoming increasingly important, we established our own unit in 2020, the ZM-I Fire + Risk GmbH. The Fire + Risk are experts for preventive and constructive fire protection with a close connection to the chair of the TU Munich. ZM-I Fire + Risk GmbH is now looking for reinforcement for at least 10 hours/week. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Support for project work in both preventive and constructive fire protection Creation and processing of technical drawings General support of our fire protection team, such as searches (Internet or literature) or general administrative tasks
Engineering studies in the master with a corresponding focus Interest on fire protection Safe handling of MS Office Optimally first practical experience with 2-D or 3-D drawing programs Good understanding, independent and precise operation
Close integration into the team Exciting insights into projects Support by experienced project engineers:inside Modern office spaces at an advantageous location in the Munich Center at Donnersbergerbrücke Open and collegial corporate culture
Location
 | ZM-I Gruppe | |
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| Germany |
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