Process mechanic for plastics and rubber technology
Producing semi-finished products (calendering) Requirements: - Education completed at a secondary modern school or
- Mittlere Reife (German intermediate school certificate)
- Good marks obtained in mathematics, chemistry and physics
- An appreciation of engineering
Length of training: Training: - 2 years of basic training
- Specialist “calendering” training in the third year
- 3 months spent in the training workshop at Kiefel AG Worms
- Supplementary courses in the teaching workshop of the chamber of industry and commerce
- Sandwich courses
A process mechanic for plastics technology is the skilled worker in the plastics-processing industry. He examines raw materials and the way they are prepared. He sets up machines for production and monitors them through to a quality check. He is familiar with the properties of plastics and is briefed on the modern machines, most of which are computer-controlled. The job is a demanding one for people with a love of engineering. The job of a process mechanic involves shift work (after training). This is necessary to ensure that the expensive production machines can be utilised to the maximum capacity possible and that quality levels are maintained. Shift work offers benefits in terms of flexible leisure time. What is more, workers are rewarded financially for shift work. The vocational college which is responsible is located at the Georg-Kerschensteiner job training centre in Ludwigshafen. We look forward to receiving your application (including a covering letter, curriculum vitae, photograph and a copy of your last two school reports). It should be sent to: RENOLIT AG, Personalabteilung
Horchheimer Str. 50, 67547 Worms If you have any further questions, please contact Mrs. Guttrof +49 6241 303-216. |
