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Bilfinger is hiring electricians and electronics technicians for industrial plant work. The position sits within the company’s scaffolding, corrosion protection and insulation division and focuses on installing and testing electrical systems. Career starters and experienced tradespeople are both invited to apply.
Quick Facts
- Company: Bilfinger
- Job: Electrician / Electronics Technician (m/f/d), EMSR
- Location: [Shehar yahan likhein, listing mein nahi diya]
- Working time: 39 hours per week, with a working-time account
- Vacation: 30 days a year, plus half days off on December 24 and 31
- Pay: Based on the IG BCE collective agreement, exact figure not stated
- Apply: Only through Bilfinger’s career portal
Is This Job for You?
This job suits someone who enjoys hands-on electrical work and is happy to document it carefully. The listing stresses careful working, accurate documentation and teamwork, so it isn’t only about wiring speed. If you like seeing a finished panel work as designed and don’t mind filling in test records, you’re the right type. If paperwork frustrates you, think twice, because inspection results have to be written down.
What Your Work Would Look Like
Based on the listing, your tasks would include:
- Installing and assembling EMSR systems
- Building and installing control cabinets, operating desks, cable routes and sub-distributions
- Running scheduled DGUV V3 inspections on fixed electrical equipment
- Following technical rules, including explosion protection and material requirements, as well as customer standards
Key Terms, Explained
What is EMSR?
It stands for electrical, measurement, control and regulation technology. In a plant, that means sensors, control cabinets and the cabling that connects them. If your experience is mostly house wiring, this is a different environment with stricter rules.
What is DGUV V3?
It’s a German accident-insurance regulation that covers the testing of electrical systems and equipment. In this job you’d carry out regular checks on fixed installations and record the results. A skipped or sloppy test is a safety risk, so employers value patient, thorough people here.
What does explosion protection (Ex-Schutz) mean?
In some industrial areas, equipment must meet special requirements to avoid sparks or ignition. The listing mentions it among the rules you must follow. You won’t be expected to know everything on day one, but a careful, rule-following attitude matters. Ask in the interview which plants and areas you’d work in.
What Bilfinger Is Asking For
The listing asks for training as an electronics technician, electrician or a comparable qualification, plus manual skill and technical understanding. It says career starters and experienced industrial electricians are both welcome. Whichever group you’re in, show the evidence in your CV:
- If you’re starting out: your training, any practical placements, reliability and willingness to learn
- If you’re experienced: the work you’ve done, such as panel building, installations or testing, with years next to each
Pay, Hours and Benefits
Pay follows a company tariff modeled on the IG BCE agreement, and the listing mentions Christmas and holiday pay, annual special payments and an employer contribution to a company pension. You’d work 39 hours a week with a working-time account, which lets you build up and take back hours. The company provides and cleans your work clothing and protective equipment, including tools. Other listed extras are the Bilfinger Academy for training, a referral bonus of up to €1,000 and corporate discounts, including gym deals. Terms can change, so check the current details in the official posting.
Language
The listing is written in German, so expect to need working German for safety instructions, documentation and teamwork. It doesn’t state a required level, so confirm what the employer expects before applying.
Application Checklist
- Read the full listing and check you meet the training requirement
- Update your CV with your qualification and your electrical experience
- Prepare a cover letter and copies of your certificates
- Decide on a realistic salary expectation, since Bilfinger asks you to state one
- Apply through the official career portal only
Quick Questions
Can I apply as a beginner?
Yes, the listing says career starters are welcome.
Can I apply by email?
The listing says applications are accepted only through the career portal.
Do I need to state a salary?
Yes, the employer asks applicants to share their salary expectation.
How to Apply
If you have read all the details above and feel you are suitable for this position, click the Apply button below and submit your resume through the official application portal.