Boat builder training
(m/f/d)Job Description
Thanks to you, no one will be shipwrecked – Boatbuilding Apprenticeship. Water is your element, but a job as a lifeguard is a bit too wet for you? You enjoy working with your hands, but find the woods too dense for your liking? Perhaps you're a born boatbuilder! This profession revolves around the construction and maintenance of watercraft. As a boatbuilder, you can expect a diverse range of tasks. You'll design small and large boats and ships, and to prevent leaks, you'll keep them in top condition. If a leak does occur, you'll seal it. You'll also be responsible for any questions or problems related to the onboard technology. Whether in the workshop, on board a ship, or in dry dock: you'll be the go-to expert for all things watercraft.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- Technology/Crafts
- math
- physics
Training Content
- Selection of woods, wood-based materials, semi-finished plastic products, and ferrous and non-ferrous metals
- Screwing and riveting of components, assembly and testing of hatches and windows
- Installation of the tank, pipe and hose systems and leak testing
- Preparation, execution and documentation of inspections of plants and systems
- Differences between hull types and shapes as well as longitudinal and transverse bracing, reading construction drawings, consideration of construction specifications
- Selection of manufacturing processes for masts and spars
- Examination and documentation of the hulls and superstructures for structural and material damage
- preventive surface protection in underwater areas
Salary
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