Search voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik GmbH EN Metal Forming Divisionvoestalpine AG COMPANY PRODUCTS CAREER DOWNLOADS NEWS Home Career Experience reports Experience reports Bernhard Haidl, Production My day as a welder in production starts at 6 am in the morning. After the welding machine has been turned on, I must have a look at the plans. We always work in pairs on the machines and we also consult with the foreman. Our work is very varied and diverse because we work on a project-related basis. The older colleagues and foremen are also always there with helpful advice. This means that I am constantly learning something new each and every day. There is usually a very good atmosphere here in the production! DI Lisa Mayr, Sales High Bay Warehouse As a sales representative responsible for projects in Europe excluding Germany, I move around quite a lot. And that is exactly what makes this job so exciting and provides a good balance to office work. I enjoy both the external customer meetings, where we discuss specific projects in detail, as well as the internal work together with my team. My area of responsibility includes client and project acquisition, processing inquiries, creating proposals, negotiations with clients, and ideally project completion, among other things. Thanks to the dedicated team, job training went very quickly and I know that I still have their support anytime I need it. Daniel Pennerstorfer, Apprentice I am currently a second year apprentice as process engineer. Through my family I became aware of the company voestalpine - after a try-out-day at the facilities it was clear to me that I will start my apprenticeship in this company. We are a great community in the apprentice workshop and I made a lot of new friends. No day is like any other: usually we work in one area for about 2 to 3 months (e.g. the production of a machine vice on which turning and milling skills are being taught) before changing on to the next station. From the beginning of the 3rd apprentice year we are located outside in the real production facilities. My day starts at 7:15 AM with switching on the machines and preparing everything I need for the day after having checked the plan for the tasks to be fulfilled. After a break with all my colleagues we continue working on our projects. At around 3:30 PM we start cleaning up the apprentice workshop and at 4:00 PM the day is finished. I really like the fact that we are offered English language courses, back trainings and a seminar for personality development. It was most definitely the right decision to apply at voestalpine and I would do it again! I can only recommend voestalpine! Michael Schrenk BSc, Project Manager for High Bay Warehouses Four years ago, I was able to complete my internship in the engineering department at voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik. Afterward, it was easy to combine everyday working life with completion of my degree through the flexible work time arrangement. My request for additional responsibility was granted two years ago when I moved into project management. In this job, I act as a link between all of the project stakeholders and am responsible for the technical and commercial aspects of projects. As a project manager for international projects, I often have to deal with changing conditions, but even the most demanding tasks can be solved successfully through excellent cooperation with the project team. voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik GmbH T. +43/50304/14-686 F. +43/50304/54-716 Send e-mail About voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik GmbH voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik, the specialist for high bay warehouses and road safety, is one of two voestalpine companies on site in Krems. We offer extensive skills and expertise – from product development and manufacturing, to further processing, all the way to turn-key solutions. Links Career General Terms & Conditions Terms & Conditions of Purchase Contact Data protection © 2021 voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik GmbH Schmidhüttenstraße 5, 3500, Krems T. +43/50304/14-686 Imprint