Trainee – Structural Design Engineer (m/f/d)

In the company you learn among others: how to convert data with application software, defines and install levels, preset drawing preferences and creates and manage drawings based on computer how construction processes proceed, calculations are made according to building regulations and constructions of floor plans, cuts and views which must be taken into account in the design of various structures and in the construction of different building materials, such as stone, wood or steel structures, foundations, shelters, construction pits or trenches how to apply contractual and technical guidelines, regulations and leaflets and quality assurance instruments The focus of architecture: how to implement design sketches in structural drawings how quantities and mass determinations are carried out for tendering, awarding and settlement In the vocational school you gain further knowledge: in professional learning fields (e.g. participation in construction planning, design of a roof structure) in general subjects such as German and Economic and Social Science

Spatial imagination and computational skills (e.g. when preparing, reading and converting sketches and drawings, when calculating the building material requirement) A successful school degree of medium maturity Significant skills and skill (e.g. when making customised detail drawings, when marking construction plans) Eye-hand coordination (e.g. when performing measurements) Care (e.g. when making precise and normative drawings)

An interesting and versatile training place and integration into a large social organization of the city of Essen Compensation on the collective agreements of the public service and attractive social benefits Additional occupational pensions A pleasant working climate Operational health management such as massage, fruit, yoga JobRad for all permanent employees Internal and external training opportunities Area of use exclusively in the city area of Essen Regular working hours Working clothes are placed