DMG MORI sucht Servicetechniker (m/w/d)
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Are you looking for a new challenge as a service technician?
Then take a look at this.
DMG MORI is no small name—it is a global corporation.
We also perform turning, milling, grinding, digitization, and automation solutions.
DMG MORI is the Swiss Army knife.
As a service technician, I'm constantly on the move, practically every day.
I arrive at the customer during machine downtime and then repair his machine, making it operational again.
My tasks are to make our customers happy.
At the client's site, you're left entirely on your own, and in this little universe, so to speak, you're essentially your own boss.
Also, being on the move is already an issue.
We drive between 50,000 and 60,000 kilometers per year.
But because there are so many machines located regionally, we are actually very, very much at home.
You still have time for friends, family, and hobbies.
That is really unusual for a service technician.
I started at DMG MORI as a trainee.
I have been given the opportunity to undergo further training to learn about technologies and how they work.
The training program simply offers the opportunity to be trained as a career changer for the job of service technician.
They take you by the hand there. Everyone helps you, no matter where you come from.
For the first three weeks we thought, what have we done? But these are unfounded fears.
For most customers, you really build a personal relationship, and you genuinely enjoy it when you're able to visit them again.
The most beautiful moment is when you drive home in the evening and know you've gotten the machine running.
when you've solved a problem that wasn't actually easy to resolve
It's simply fun to work with the latest technologies.
It's a challenge every single day, and that's exactly what makes it so appealing.
It's never boring. I've been doing this for eleven years now, and I truly have never had a single day where I said,
That didn't really energize me just now. It's always exciting.

