What does a woodworker do?
Woodworkers EBA process the raw material wood into finished products and components. Woodworkers specialising in industry work in planing mills, joinery plants or sawmills, for example. With the help of large machines, they process raw beams, for example, into ready-cut timber components, which are then delivered and assembled directly. They pack the timber products according to the order, store them and transport them professionally.
Woodworkers use manual machines, hand tools and stationary machines safely and efficiently in their work. Stationary machines include planing machines, circular saws, moulding machines and band saws. Manual machines and hand tools include, for example, chainsaws, hand routers and sanding machines.
Your profile
- At least a very good secondary school leaving certificate, good secondary school leaving certificate or equivalent training
- Enjoy working with wood and machines
- Motivation and commitment
- Practical understanding
- Manual dexterity and spatial awareness
- Reliability and a sense of responsibility
- independence
- Stamina and ability to concentrate
- sociability
- A sense of service
- robust health
We offer you
- You have 30 days (6 weeks) holiday
- We provide you with a laptop for your training and pay for your school materials
- An annual excursion and a camp every three years
- Bonuses for good grades at vocational school
- You will gain an insight into a wide variety of tasks and areas
- You will be optimally prepared for your career entry into the trade, wood and business sector
- You as a person and your personal development take centre stage
- We live the "you" culture with a team-oriented and collegial working and learning environment
- We trust in your abilities and encourage you to take responsibility for yourself
- We actively involve you in your training and have many years of experience in vocational training
What does your training look like?
The EBA woodworking apprenticeship lasts 2 years.
What happens on days when I'm not working?
In addition to your training at our company, you will attend vocational school one day a week. The curriculum includes job-related subjects such as wood, forestry, the industry, production, occupational safety, health protection, environmental protection and fire prevention . During your apprenticeship, you will attend inter-company courses where you can deepen your specialist knowledge.
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Still not sure which apprenticeship you would like to do and which profession suits you best? You've come to the right place! You are welcome to contact us for a taster apprenticeship.
We offer taster apprenticeships at our training locations to explore careers and/or familiarise yourself with our group of companies. Our taster apprenticeships usually last 1-2 days.
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