Training and Apprenticeships
Our technology is always on the move. We craft precision plastic parts. And we need YOU! We seek applicants who would like to start their apprenticeship in plastics and rubber technology process engineering. A new cohort of trainees starts on 1 September of each year. Prerequisites: high school (lower secondary) school graduate with good grades; good knowledge of maths, physics and chemistry are desirable. We look forward to receiving your detailed application and perhaps even welcoming you soon to our team.
The application documents should let us know who you are and what drives you so that we can get a good first impression. If your documents are well-organised, complete, and free of errors, they are guaranteed to be received positively.
So, make sure to include:
- an application letter;
- a CV in bullet-point form;
- a current photograph;
- a copy of your last school report;
- and any certificates and documents on internships and training courses.
Submit your materials by post or online. We will then select applicants for an interview. After the interview, a decision will be taken whether to offer you
an apprenticeship contract. Please send your application documents by 30 November for apprenticeships starting on 1 September of the following year to the following address:
Stettler Kunststofftechnik GmbH & Co.KG
Personalabteilung
Untersteinach 15
96154 Burgwindheim
Email: bewerbung@stettler.de
Our apprenticeships
Industrial Management Assistant
Today’s industrial clerks work with customers, suppliers, and modern information technology. After completing their training, they find jobs in purchasing, logistics, production control, marketing, human resources, controlling, sales, or accounting departments.
The focus of the training here lies in the areas of purchasing, sales, human resources, financial and cost accounting. You will learn to source raw materials at the best price, secure supplies, find the personnel and materials needed for production, and sell the products we manufacture.
During your training at STETTLER, you will become familiar with the various departments in our company so that you can start thinking about the direction of your future career.
Production Technologist
Production technologists plan industrial production processes, set up production systems, and put them into operation. They also monitor and document production processes.
From the development department to serial production and product support: as a production technologist, you will apply your expertise in a number of areas. For example, you might simulate processes, produce samples and prototypes, and test them.
Process technician for plastics and rubber technology
The latest technology and production equipment, new plastics, and high quality requirements characterise the work of a process technician. Process technicians work in our production facility as systems and team supervisors.
The field of plastics and rubber technology processes has evolved from the plastics moulder. Process technicians are needed wherever plastics and derivative products are developed, sampled, manufactured and tested.
At STETTLER, you will be trained as a highly qualified and sought-after specialist in the industrial manufacture of plastic products. The career offers a wide range of opportunities and includes working with modern equipment, care and maintenance tasks, quality assurance, and communication with and controlling computerised systems.
Tool mechanic
Your job is to manufacture tools of all kinds for industrial series production. You mainly manufacture metal and plastic parts or produce surgical instruments. In your apprenticeship as a tool mechanic you are right there where the interesting part of the work takes place. Drilling, milling, hammering – as a tool mechanic, you will learn to read technical drawings and to manufacture tools exactly according to given dimensions. This includes the functional assembly, the testing of the components and of course the repair.
Mechatronics engineer
Mechatronic engineers assemble, install and maintain mechatronic machines, plants and systems in coordination with the customer. You work at the interface between mechanics, electronics and information technology. The profession is future-oriented and offers many opportunities for advancement.
Machine and system operator
Machine and system operators monitor the production process and control and monitor the material flow. In addition, they inspect or maintain machines at regular intervals to ensure that they are operational. For example, you refill oils or coolants and lubricants and replace wearing parts such as seals, filters or hoses.