After two apprentices completed their training ahead of schedule last year with top results, a further four construction mechanics and one electronics technician for industrial engineering at the Lutherstadt Wittenberg site and seven bodywork and vehicle construction mechanics and two industrial clerks at the Winsen (Luhe) site were proud to receive their diplomas and certificates. None of the former trainees failed, on the contrary. Not only did they all successfully pass their exams, some with very good grades, but they will all continue their careers at Feldbinder and have been taken on despite the current situation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. We would like to congratulate the newly qualified skilled workers and the industrial clerks who have also completed their training ahead of schedule and look forward to a good and long working relationship!
Seven body and vehicle construction mechanics have successfully completed their training at the Winsen (Luhe) site and can now call themselves “skilled workers”.
The former trainees also impressed across the board in the commercial area. Miriam Warncke and Moritz Bahn shortened their training as industrial clerks and excelled with their achievements at the Winsen (Luhe) site.
Bodywork and vehicle construction mechanics: Felix Bross | Eric-Christian Geitebrügge | Marvin Haupt | Andrej Jankowski | Jan Mattheß | Kevin Roeschke | Marcel Tetzlaff
Industrial clerks: Miriam Warncke | Moritz Bahn
At the Wittenberg site, four young men have also successfully completed their training as construction mechanics and an electronics technician for industrial engineering and are continuing their careers as skilled workers at Feldbinder.
Construction mechanic: John Naumann | Tobias Wollschläger | Lucas Mayer | Maximilian Neundorf
Electronics technician for operating technology: Dennis Pranger
Feldbinder Spezialfahrzeugwerke GmbH is training around 90 apprentices in five professions at both sites.
