Your Apprenticeship as a Metalworker
In the Design Engineering program, you will manufacture metal components, structural assemblies, and formed parts, and assemble and disassemble subassemblies, machines, and systems. You will work in production, in the workshop, in pre-assembly, and, at times, directly at the customer’s site—the apprenticeship begins annually on September 1.
Your Responsibilities, Your Profile, and What We Offer
Your Responsibilities
• Disassembling and assembling subassemblies, machines, and systems
• Working in manufacturing, the workshop, and pre-assembly areas, as well as on-site at customer locations
Your Profile
• Manual dexterity
• Interest in mathematics and physics
• Spatial reasoning skills
What We Offer
• Attractive training stipend
• Diverse and challenging tasks
• The chance to enjoy working in a great team
• Many benefits, including company health insurance
• Training starts annually on September 1
Frequently Asked Questions
A successful completion of middle school, as well as manual dexterity and an interest in math and physics.
You will manufacture metal components, structural assemblies, and formed parts, and assemble or disassemble subassemblies, machines, and systems—working in production, the workshop, pre-assembly, and, in some cases, at customer sites.
The training program begins annually on September 1—you can expect hands-on training with competitive pay, a variety of tasks, and benefits such as company health insurance.
Send your application materials to info@rk-tec.net or use the quick application form—we'll get back to you.