Artan Rrustemaj

Bogie specialist with a passion for motorbikes who likes to relax in nature and play sport.

Production specialist: all the right moves.

As a production specialist, you achieve great things with your manual skills. Make an important contribution to the whole system with your every move.

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My manual skills combined with a lot of organisational freedom contribute to the safety of the railway system.

Ines Jahns

Production specialist and enthusiastic grandmother who enjoys relaxing holidays at caravan parks.

Components.

As a production specialist, you are responsible for inspecting and maintaining complex components on the trains. You give a second lease of life to mechanical or electronic components such as air conditioning units or train doors. You are responsible for the maintenance and preparation of parts for further processing or installation on the trains. To ensure you conduct this work with the necessary expertise, you specialise in a particular area. You go about your work in an experienced manner and in compliance with processes, bringing both a high level of quality awareness and efficiency.

Railway vehicles.

As a production specialist in this unit, you work within a polyvalent team to maintain the trains. It is your responsibility to ensure the railway vehicles are in working order. As inspection dictates, you remove parts from the train and mount new or reworked components. Thanks to your technical flair and ability to grasp complex systems, you are able to replace parts quickly and efficiently. Our railway vehicles are as varied as your tasks. This means you can continually develop and have a real impact with a high level of personal responsibility.

Qualities.

Even at challenging times, you are able to keep an overview of what’s going on and apply your manual skills effectively to contribute to the smooth running of public transport. As a production specialist, you recognise connections and have a good imagination that enables you to grasp abstract ideas. Your forensic approach helps you with your qualitative execution of your tasks.

Do you have experience in installation and equipment engineering (assembly), mechatronics, automation or polymechanics? Or in a related mechanical, electrical or skilled manual trade (e.g. welder, painter or many others)? Then you can get on board with us.

Depending on your professional experience, you join us at one of four levels. At levels 1 and 2, you undertake important reconditioning and manufacturing work. At level 3, you take responsibility for the processes for qualified manufacturing activities. At level 4, you take on the specialist management of qualified manufacturing and are responsible for the overall process.

Become a specialist in your area, as is usual in the components unit, or get to know our various railway vehicle specialist units up close. As a production specialist, you get to follow your passion. In both specialist units, you have the opportunity to undertake further training, incorporate your interests and become an important cog in the overall maintenance system.

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Become part of a team and contribute to public transport. In the components unit, you work together with specialists from the same area. With your combined expertise, you are able to focus on your work together.

In the railway vehicles unit, our teams are full of polyvalent employees from different specialist units. This means we can make improvements to the complex system as a whole in the optimal way.

In the components unit, you have a fixed or flexible workplace within the workshop. In the railway vehicles unit, you assemble and disassemble your workplace on a flexible basis wherever you are assigned. You usually work Monday to Friday at fixed working times but shift work is possible in a few specialist units.

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