Boatbuilder training

(m/f/d)

Job Description

Thanks to you, no one will be shipwrecked – Boatbuilder Apprenticeship. Water is your element, but a job as a lifeguard is too wet for you? Boatbuilders (m/f/d) specializing in new construction, conversion, and refitting build paddle boats and rowboats, sailboats, motor and sailing yachts, as well as smaller fishing cutters, barges, and other commercial vessels for inland and maritime shipping. They design components such as the hull and deck and assemble them into the boat's body. For larger boats, they also construct the superstructure, handle the interior fittings, and manufacture the masts and spars. Their materials include not only wood, but also steel, aluminum, and fiber-reinforced plastics. In addition to building new boats, they carry out repair and conversion work. To protect the deck and superstructure, but especially the hull, from damage caused by water and weather, they, for example, paint the surfaces. They treat the underwater areas of the watercraft with special coatings. After thorough examination, they repair any existing structural or material damage to the hull and superstructure.

Job Profile

Graduation
Secondary school leaving certificate or comparable school qualifications
Soft Skills
Care/Accuracy/Responsibility
Creativity/Flexibility
Craft/Technical skills
Cool head/Strong mindset/Stay focus
Grades
Total: <3
English: <3
German: <3
Math: <3
Areas of Interest
Construction, architecture, surveying
Electrical engineering, metalworking, mechanical engineering, technology, energy
Art, culture, design, media
Production, manufacturing
Transport, logistics, automotive
Craftsmanship

Important School Subjects

  • Technology/Crafts
  • math
  • physics

Training Content

  • boats of different designs are manufactured
  • Advising and informing customers
  • Planning and documenting work processes
  • Creating templates and fixtures, and transferring measurements
  • Create elevation drawings on the lofting floor according to technical specifications at a scale of 1:1.
  • manufacture interior fittings
  • Building cabin superstructures and deckhouses
  • Soldering, welding, seam finishing, and painting work
  • Manufacture boat accessories (paddles, oars, masts, spars)
  • Transporting and storing boats

Salary

Advantages

  • Research-oriented and practical training with state-of-the-art equipment from the first year of apprenticeship onwards, under instruction and guidance.
  • Internal and external training measures
  • Efficient learning in vocational school block courses
  • Employment for 6 months after passing the final exam
  • Opportunity to apply for open positions within TUM
  • Extensive career opportunities through broad-based training
  • Public service social benefits such as annual bonuses and company pension schemes
  • Various services offered by the works council with many benefits
  • Cafeteria at every location
  • Free parking

Perspectives

  • Boat and shipbuilding master craftsman (m/f/d)
  • Industrial Master Craftsman specializing in Wood (m/f/d)
  • Technician specializing in shipbuilding technology (m/f/d)
  • Technician specializing in wood technology (m/f/d)
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