New master chosen: Michael Kern leads metalbauer guild!

New master chosen: Michael Kern leads metalbauer guild!

In a well-attended meeting in the Bergwirtschaft in Ötlingen, Michael Kern was once again elected chief master of the metalbauer guild. As Verlagshaus jaumann Members of the guild of the invitation to discuss the future orientation of the 35 member companies and choose the new board.

In addition to the election, the successful completion of all participants in this year's journeyman's exams was celebrated. Matti Bauer from the Robert Ginz training company in Lörrach, who was recognized as the best in the metal building, was particularly highlighted. This year, around 33 apprentices learn the profession of metal builder, a craft that combines manual skills with creative thinking.

insights into the training

The training as a metal builder not only offers a solid introduction to the metal industry, but also opens up a variety of professional perspectives. After completing their training, graduates can work in different companies, further qualify through specialized training or even acquire the master's certificate. The latter not only opens up the possibility of managing their own companies and training apprentices, but also access to studying without a high school diploma. This illustrates how complex the career paths in the metal construction trade are, as described on Handwerk.de

A helpful seminar for preparing for the practical practical journeyman's examination Part II in the metal construction trade is offered, among other things, in the Saarland Chamber of Crafts. The participants there learn to read technical drawings, to understand material properties and to draw up manufacturing plans. Detailed information On the course of the trade and organizational aspects can be found on the website.

shape the future

With a dedicated new board consisting of Michael Kern (Obermeister), Eduard Kaiser, Manuel Lang, Barbara Ginz, Robert Ginz and Sven Wagner as the deputy chief master, the guild will certainly bring a fresh wind to the training and the craft professions. An adoption of many years of board members, such as Helmut Birras and Dieter Gebhardt, gave those present the opportunity to look back on the responsibility and experience that these gentlemen brought into the guild.

The next steps for the metal builder guild will not only depend on the training of young talents, but also on the ongoing efforts to promote the attractiveness of the craft and to actively shape the change in a constantly developing professional world. Certainly an exciting chapter for everyone involved!