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Imagine: you are standing in the blast cabinet, the product in front of you is already shining slightly under the working light. With a steady hand you aim the nozzle, and slowly you see how the surface becomes even, smooth and perfect. Every unevenness disappears, every movement counts. Whether you already have experience with glass bead blasting or water blasting, or whether you still want to learn the trade, here you get the chance to develop real craftsmanship. Working, learning and growing go hand in hand.

Picture this: you drive onto a customer's premises, open the van and see the machine you are about to bring to life. You are the one who makes sure that high-tech installations are adjusted perfectly, run smoothly and customers are completely unburdened. Not an office day, but on the road, on location and always on the move. As a Service and Installation Mechanic, you are the technical conscience in the field, the person who makes machines perform as they are meant to.

Just imagine: a truck drives onto the premises, you take delivery of the goods and quickly check that everything is correct. Moments later you are doing a quality check on a stainless steel product, after which you carefully prepare a shipment that has to leave the door that same afternoon. In between you process a few administrative tasks and help a colleague with a question. As someone who likes to roll up their sleeves and keep an overview, you will feel at home in this versatile role.

It's Tuesday morning and you pick up the first order of the day. With the working drawing in front of you and the right components at hand, you begin work on a custom wiring harness. As you carefully assemble the wires, you notice that a component is missing-you check the usage, note the difference and switch with your group leader. No day is the same, and every cable you make is part of a larger technical whole. Does this sound like your work day? Then this is your chance!

A forklift drives back and forth with a new load of used pallets. Some are missing a shelf, others have a broken corner. You roll up your sleeves, grab your tools and get straight to work. In no time, the pallet looks like new again - ready for the next round in the logistics process. Are you a go-getter who likes to pace yourself? Then this is your chance.

You walk into the workshop, grab your tool cart and glance at the drawing of the machine you're working on today. Every part has its place, every tool is ready. You are not averse to tight assembly and think about where things can be done smarter. Would you like to use your technical insight at an innovative machine builder? Then this is your chance.

It's Monday morning and the first load of linens from a busy weekend in the hospitality industry rolls in. You are on standby: you quickly sort the bed linen from the bath linen, while your colleague prepares the clean laundry for mangling. Thanks to your efforts, the whole process runs like a well-oiled machine. Are you someone who likes to roll up their sleeves? Then this is your chance to become an indispensable link within a modern laundry that has been in business for almost 100 years.

A freshly painted kitchen cabinet lies ready on the workbench. You feel over the surface with your hand and notice a slight unevenness-precisely where your eye for detail makes a difference. Moments later, you make sure the wooden element is carefully sanded and ready for shipment. You are the link between craft and delivery. Does that sound like something for you? Read on quickly!

A new order is ready: thin sheet metal of 1.5 mm, which must be cut, bent and edged to exact dimensions. You put the material in the right machine, check the settings, and ensure that everything runs according to plan. Whether it concerns medium-sized or larger series: you do not turn your hand away from repetitive operations, as long as the end result is perfect. Does this sound like your workplace? Then read on.

A new product must be produced. You grab the technical drawing, write a customized program and set up the TRUMPF press brake completely independently. After a final check, you start production - and everything runs as planned. Thanks to your knowledge and experience, the process runs smoothly and accurately. Does this sound like your workday? Then this job is made for you.