In our tender management department, we process specific customer enquiries and international tenders for projects. A significant part of the work involves analysing extensive tender documents and coordinating further processing by the relevant departments. Particular focus is placed on meeting deadlines, taking technical and commercial requirements into account, and coordinating communication with all interfaces involved. The feedback we receive is collected, reviewed by experts, and compiled into a complete, timely, and formally correct customer offer.

The pipe business is somewhat unique – in a positive sense! We deal with projects here that you don't see every day. It is technically demanding, international, and incredibly varied.

What I find most exciting is that no two projects are alike. Every customer enquiry brings new requirements and presents us with unique challenges. It never gets boring here.

The enquiries are becoming increasingly complex – you have to be flexible, think on your feet and work well in a team. But that's exactly what makes it so special: you grow with the tasks, constantly learn new things and feel like you're really contributing something.

No two days are the same. The goal is always to end up with something that makes sense.

I find it exciting to see how a seemingly confusing pile of documents develops into a finished offer – with everything that goes with it. At first, a lot of things seem confusing, but gradually a common thread emerges. It's a bit like a jigsaw puzzle: you collect the pieces, organise them, ask questions, clarify open points – and at some point everything fits together. Seeing the finished result always gives me a good feeling.

At the time, I was looking for an apprenticeship with good prospects. The industry appealed to me immediately: it's unusual, exciting and just a little bit different. What particularly convinced me was that the work here isn't just done in the office, but is backed up by real production. It was important to me to see what had been created at the end of the day. The overall package of work, team and cooperation on an equal footing was just right for me.

No two days are the same. Sometimes it's quiet, sometimes it's hectic – but always with the goal of creating something that makes sense in the end.

What I particularly appreciate is the combination of an open, helpful atmosphere and the trust to work independently.
It's nice to see that my work counts – and that I can really make a difference with what I do.

If you enjoy varied tasks and like working in a team, this is the right place for you. You don't have to be able to do everything from the start – the important thing is that you are open to new ideas, think for yourself and aren't afraid to ask questions.

A joke now and then that makes you laugh, good conversations with humorous colleagues – and at the end of the day, the feeling that you have really achieved something.