Gleisbauer / Gleisbauhelfer (m/w/d)
Hude, Lower Saxony, Germany · Full Time
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- Salary
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- Openings
- 1
- Posted
- 2 weeks ago
- Work mode
- In office
- Education
- Completed vocational training (e.g., as civil engineering specialist or track construction worker)
- Resume
- Required to apply
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Job description
About the Company
We are a robust corporate group comprising around 2,900 employees across 18 locations in Germany and Europe. Together, we shape and advance Europe's railway infrastructure. As a systems supplier for rail-bound mobility, we daily create new connections for long-distance and regional trains as well as for S- and U-Bahn, trams, and industrial railways — ranging from planning to execution, new construction, repair, and maintenance. We combine and network our expertise in track systems, technology, equipment/electrical engineering, major projects/engineering structures, logistics, and manufacturing. Challenging and diverse tasks are always part of our work: under one roof, we offer 130 job profiles and approximately 20 apprenticeship professions.
Role Overview
As a Track Construction Worker / Track Construction Helper, you will be engaged at projects nationwide carrying out maintenance and renovation of railway tracks for our clients. There is plenty to do — if you are ready to roll up your sleeves, our Leer branch is looking for reinforcement.
Key Responsibilities
- Independently perform track construction works on site at the railway network.
- Maintain and service railway track facilities to ensure their functionality and safety.
- Participate in construction projects involving multiple phases with on-site assembly assignments.
Candidate Profile
- Completed vocational training as civil engineering specialist worker or track construction worker, or a related technical qualification (e.g., road construction or structural engineering).
- Possession of a valid driver's license is required along with willingness to work on weekends and public holidays.
- Knowledge and compliance with accident prevention regulations and safety standards applicable to track construction work.
- Flexibility to undertake assembly work up to 10 consecutive days with corresponding compensatory time off.
What We Offer
- Secure Employment: Founded in 1936, SPITZKE has steadily grown over the past 30 years with a solid and crisis-resistant economic foundation. We aim to continue this success, providing a highly stable workplace.
- Financial Stability: Railway infrastructure work is evergreen, and skilled professionals can expect excellent career opportunities and fair remuneration.
- Retirement Benefits: Various options for your financial future, including company pension schemes to secure your retirement years.
- Health Promotion: We commit to the well-being of our employees and support maintaining health and fitness throughout your career and beyond.
- SPITZKE Fund e. V.: To support one another, we established a fund to quickly provide financial aid in unforeseen emergencies for our staff.
- Professional Development: Extensive seminars and workshops enable you to fully develop your potential and keep your expertise up to date.
Additional Information
A valid work permit for Germany is mandatory for non-EU applicants. Applications lacking valid work authorization and sufficient German language proficiency may not be considered.
Minimum education
Diploma / ITI / Vocational