On construction sites worldwide, you’ll find our commissioning engineers, fitters and site managers teaming up to prepare, implement and commission our machines and systems. The team also supports larger upgrade and conversion projects and new plant projects.
Construction site management: You are the point of contact for our customers on site, organizing and coordinating the construction site. Together with your team on site and in the office, you’ll be responsible for the entire installation and commissioning process. Your commitment will make a significant contribution to the project’s success.
Assembly: As a technician, you’ll carry out mechanical, hydraulic and electrical assembly work. As an experienced assembly specialist, you’ll also be able to take over some areas of assembly management on the construction site in the future.
Service: As a service technician, you’ll accept fault reports and other customer inquiries and provide customers with technical advice related to maintenance, troubleshooting, spare parts and system operation. You’ll prepare and perform maintenance, repairs and minor upgrades on our customer systems worldwide and support our customers via online service.
Commissioning: You’ll be responsible for the complete electrical PLC commissioning, starting with the I/O check.
Over 150 years of experience, family tradition and progress: Our long-standing customer relationships in markets worldwide are a solid foundation for your career planning and job security. You’ll receive a fair, performance-related salary per the applicable IG Metall collective agreement.
Teamwork and camaraderie are important to us. You’ll be a fully empowered team member contributing to our exceptional products and company’s success. Together with your team, you’ll work on the construction site to implement creative, flexible solutions to problems.
As an employee in commissioning, assembly or service technology, you’ll travel the world with us. Our customers operate our machines and systems in over 80 countries, from Egypt to New Zealand. With travel activities of around 90% in commissioning, assembly and site management and 50-70% in service, you’ll visit exciting locations and learn about new countries and cultures.
Your place of residence is completely flexible. If you travel on personal time for work, you’ll be compensated with additional vacation days.