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...as an environmental technologist for pipeline networks and industrial plants

An illustrative image representing the profession of Pipe, Sewer, and Industrial Services Technician
Our "Helicopter" flushing vehicle in action on the Rheinstraße

What you can expect:

In short: pure variety and excitement!

  • You monitor channels, pumps, and basins and check whether they are still functioning properly. You do this using cameras and robots, among other things.
  • Not only will you be able to identify potential malfunctions, you will also be able to repair them.
  • Of course, you will need and use special machines and vehicles for this.
  • You will use special computer programs to document and evaluate your work.

You will have three years to learn all of this. You will not only be working in a commercial enterprise, but also at the DEULA training center and vocational school.

What you should bring with you:

If math, physics, and chemistry are among your favorite subjects.
If you are a team player, motivated, and flexible, then you've come to the right place.
All that's missing is your application.

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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