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...as an industrial mechanic for operating technology (m/f/d).

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What you can expect:

First and foremost, you will be responsible for... machines.

  • You will operate and maintain them, identify when something is wrong with them, and then repair them.
  • But you will also be able to manufacture individual parts yourself, assemble them, and put them together to form complete systems.
  • And if necessary, you can hand over machines to their users and explain how they work.

That's a lot to learn. That's why the training program lasts 3.5 years and takes place both at our company and at the Industrial Institute for Training and Continuing Education. And vocational school is not neglected either.

What should you bring with you?

Mechanical engineering always involves mathematics, physics, and computer science.
So it would be great if you are already enthusiastic about these subjects.
If you are also interested in teamwork, motivated, flexible, and have at least a secondary school diploma, then send us your application. We need YOU!

How you can apply:

Please send your complete application by email to wirtschaftsbetrieb.personalabteilungstadt.mainzde.

This should include:

  • Cover letter
  • Resume
  • Certificates (at least the last two)
  • Proof of volunteer work, internship certificates/confirmations, etc.

We look forward to receiving YOUR application.


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