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Azubis 2024
04 Sep

2024: Six Apprentices Begin Their Career Journey at SCHMIDT Technology

2024: Six Apprentices Begin Their Career Journey at SCHMIDT Technology On September 2nd, six young individuals embarked on their apprenticeships at SCHMIDT Technology in three different trades, laying the foundation for their future careers. The recent graduates have chosen to train as industrial clerks, industrial mechanics, and tool mechanics. Production Manager Ulrich Heck, HR Manager Angelika Müller, and Trainer Heiko Abelmann warmly welcomed the new apprentices and their parents to SCHMIDT Technology. During the welcome session, the new recruits and their parents were given a comprehensive overview of the company, its products, and especially the training center. Equipped with new work attire, the young talents began the first step in their professional lives. SCHMIDT Technology currently employs both industrial and commercial apprentices. Throughout its more than 85-year history, the company has always placed great importance on the qualified training of skilled workers. Even during economically challenging times, the company has adhered to this philosophy to offer young people in the region career opportunities and to develop its own skilled workforce.
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Berufs- und Ausbildungsmesse 2024
24 May

Great interest at the BAM 2022 careers and training fair in Sankt Georgen in the Black Forest

Great interest at the BAM 2022 careers and training fair in Sankt Georgen in the Black Forest The SCHMIDT Technology information stand at the job and training fair (BAM) in St. Georgen aroused great interest among students and parents who were looking for an apprenticeship. Here, all those interested had the opportunity to obtain comprehensive information about the training with us and the individual professions. Trainer Heiko Abelmann and the trainees Tuba Sidan, Pirmin Kern and Adrian Wangler also showed some products from the writing instrument technology as well as pieces from the in-house training workshop. A special highlight was the compressed air steam engine designed and built by trainees, whose air consumption is controlled by a SCHMIDT® Flow sensor measured, the data via Bluetooth™ and displayed on a tablet.
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