During your training as Industrial Clerk (m/f/d) at the location Koblenz, your tasks are very varied: You will check quotations, talk to suppliers and ensure that what has been ordered will be delivered and stored properly. In production, you will plan and check how products are created or services are provided, and will manage the required documents. With this, you will be fully immersed, contribute to the processes within the company and learn how to take responsibility in important areas. Uniquely to Deloro: All trainees spend a month in each commercial department to gain a comprehensive insight into the processes and connections within the company.

Do you have in interest in technology and want to find out how modern machines really operate? When training as an electronics technician for automation technology (m/f/d), you will ensure that automated welding systems operate smoothly. You will find out how the individual parts interact and suggest and implement improvements.

You will install and configure different drive systems – whether they are electric, hydraulic or pneumatic. In addition, you will install technology such as sensors, control and network systems ensuring everything is properly controlled and monitored.

You will combine all of this to form a large, smart system, which will interact perfectly within the welding system. Following a successful test, you will explain to the customer how everything works and will be the contact for any questions. You will also ensure that the systems are maintained regularly and will be back up and running quickly in case of problems – you will use state-of-the-art test programs and diagnostic systems for this.

As IT Specialist (m/f/d) in the specialist field of system integration, you will ensure smooth processes without data issues in the manufacturing process, amongst others. Using state-of-the-art tools and techniques, you will plan, develop, configure and analyse customised IT system – from the set-up of networked infrastructures up to troubleshooting. This way, you will be involved in actively designing the digital future of the company in Koblenz from the start, and guarantee the technical stability in all production steps.

In the specialist field of industrial engineering, you as an aspiring industrial mechanic (m/f/d) guarantee smooth production processes in Koblenz. You ensure that machines and systems – from large production systems and turning and milling machines down to compressors – are always available. Your tasks range from regular maintenance and error diagnosis to independent implementation of repairs. Following training, you will even have the opportunity to hit the ground running with a Bachelor of Engineering (m/f/d) and smartly network complex production processes. You will actively help shape the industry of the future!

In our specialist machine shops, you as cutting machine operator (m/f/d) are the expert for precision! You will manufacture components made of metal alloys – whether these are tiny components in the millimetre range or extremely heavy individual parts – with cutting processes such as turning, milling, drilling or grinding. Your tools: CNC machines you will program, set up and optimise. You will analyse technical drawings, calculate missing dimensions and ensure that every component fits perfectly, be it for the automotive industry, aerospace, medical engineering or electronics industry. After each trial run, you will check surface quality and dimensions down to the millimetre or even smaller. Here, you will combine craftsmanship with high-tech – and create products that are used in key industries of the future!

During your training as electronics technician for industrial engineering (m/f/d), you will be responsible for bringing industrial plants to life and ensuring that a wide range of systems are always available for use. Whether it is furnaces, coating systems or complex production machinery – you will learn how to install, maintain and repair them. You will lay cables, build control cabinets, program controls and learn how electricity, sensors and automation work together perfectly.

And what if something malfunctions? No problem: You will learn how to find and troubleshoot errors with measuring instruments and software – quickly and accurately. You will explain to colleagues how to operate the systems and will provide support with regard to maintenance and repair. Every day you will contribute to operations running reliably, safely and efficiently.

You are skilled, enjoy doing practical work to do practical work and want to take responsibility? Then a training as a specialist in warehouse logistics (m/f/d) is just right for you – and the best thing: What matters here are brains, commitment and team spirit.

With us, you will be right in the epicenter of it all: You will accept goods of all kinds, will check whether everything is correct, and ensure that everything is stored in the right place. Whether zooming through the hall on a forklifter, preparing parcels for dispatch or planning the optimum route for the next delivery – there is no boredom here!

You will learn how to store goods properly, maintain temperature and humidity and ensure that everything will arrive safely and on time.

When the inner values matter: You want to know what’s really inside metals? Then start your career as materials tester (m/f/d) in the field of metallurgy – you will be the detective in the laboratory here!

During your training, you will delve deep into the exciting world of metals. You will learn how to find out what metals can do – for example, how hard, stable or resistant they are and which properties they have. You will use modern test procedures to check whether our special materials for cars, planes, medical devices or large machines really deliver what they promise.

Your everyday life will be anything but boring: You will work with high-tech devices, perform exciting tests, analyse samples under the microscope and find out how metals behave under pressure or heat. Whether it is a casting, weld sample or special coating – you will always be looking for the best properties in each case.

What counts is your inquiring mind, your curiosity and your technical aptitude. If you are interested in working with modern technology, question things and deliver real results, you have come to the right place with us!

Do you like action, technology and want to really create something with your own hands? Then start your training as foundry mechanic (m/f/d) – you will become a real metal professional!

During your training you will learn how to create really cool metal parts from sand and special moulds. You will prepare everything, check the models and ensure that everything goes smoothly during casting. The highlight: You will melt metal at extreme temperatures and cast it into the moulds – almost like a modern blacksmith!

Whether it is a single piece or small series, you will be involved from start to finish: from melting and alloying of the metals to cooling and reworking of the finished parts. You will use different techniques such as sandblasting or heat treatment to ensure that every part is perfect.

Your safety will always come first – after all, you have a real hot training place! If you fancy a real cool job in which you can combine technology, craftsmanship and teamwork, join us and become a foundry mechanic!

Do you enjoy technical drawing and construction, love to create and want to know how a real product is created from an idea? During this training, you will be there from the start inthe development of new machines, devices or everyday objects. You will ensure that everything not only looks cool, but also works!

Using modern 3D modelling software on the computer, you will translate customer requirements into technical drawings. These form the basis for production. You will select materials and production technologies to minimise costs whilst meeting the technical requirements.

Whether your designs actually work will be verified by simulations and tests, and you will find out whether your ideas are good in practice. If you are keen on technology and design and want to take part in exciting projects, this training is perfect for you!

The additional qualification of system integration qualifies you to master complex technical challenges in digitalised work environments. You will learn to analyse technical orders, develop tailor-made solutions for IT and production systems, install cyber physical systems (CPS) and put them into operation. In doing so, you will combine hardware and software components to form smart networks – whether this is in the control of production plants or integration of IoT devices (Internet of Things). This qualification enables you to design interfaces between machines, sensors and IT infrastructures and this drive the networking of production processes within the scope of Industry 4.0 forward. By working with CPS you will gain skills that are crucial for the development of resilient system architectures and will position yourself as a sought-after expert for the digital transformation in the industry.

You will analyse and plan digitally networked production processes – from the design of smart production lines up to the integration of IoT solutions (Internet of Things) or cyber physical systems (CPS). You will identify optimisation potentials, develop digital workflows and ensure that machines, software and sensors work together smoothly. At the same time, you will adapt existing production systems to new requirements: You will change control programs, integrate new sensor technologies or convert networked robots and conveyors. With this know-how, you will not only design the production of the future, but also resolve concrete problems – whether it is errors, capacity bottlenecks or the introduction of new products. With this, you will directly contribute to making processes more efficient, more sustainable and more innovative!

In the additional qualification “Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing),” you’ll learn the Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) or Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) process – a true foundational training for the future of manufacturing. You’ll model components in 3D CAD systems and develop geometries that would be unthinkable using traditional methods. In eight weeks, you’ll move from the basics to two weeks of practical experience, directly into a four-week project with a real company order. At the end, you’ll take the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) exam – and with the certificate, you’ll have a powerful bonus in your pocket!

For IT-supported system changes, you will plan precise 3D models using digital tools to optimally integrate new system parts and calculate material requirements. Using industry-standard software, you will simulate implementation and optimise processes.

You will also control CNC machines, monitor digital manufacturing processes and check the quality by means of measurement technology. Using AI-supported analyses and automated processes, you will combine technical know-how with IT to design systems efficiently and future-proof.