Training as an electronics technician for industrial engineering, control and safety technology
(m/f/d)Job Description
You're never stuck – Apprenticeship as an Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering, Signaling and Safety Systems. You're an outdoor enthusiast! And you want to stay that way after school. That's why a desk job is out of the question. Felling trees isn't your thing, though, just like planting seedlings. You don't have a green thumb, but you do have a knack for technology. As an Electronics Technician for Industrial Engineering, Signaling and Safety Systems, you combine your love of working outdoors with your talent for technical tinkering. And it gets even better: You're not only mostly outdoors, but your work locations are constantly changing. Because no matter where something needs to be repaired, installed, maintained, or analyzed on the technology or systems of Deutsche Bahn, you're there, ensuring that train traffic runs smoothly and safely at all times.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- physics
- Crafts/Technology
- math
Training Content
- Installing electrical components
- Programming and testing of systems and safety devices
- Repair of technical systems
- Assembly and analysis of technical switching devices
- Activities of signaling and safety technology
Salary
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