A highly diverse spectrum of tasks at all levels of the business awaits you. In each department that you work in during your traineeship, you get insight into the diverse organization of integrated company procedures and become familiar with the associated specialist tasks. Marketing activities can be on your training schedule just as well as performing and watching over different manufacturing processes, or dealing closely with customers or suppliers. Due to the multiplicity of tasks, the job qualifications for industrial clerks are especially demanding. Therefore, precise and thorough tasks must be mastered, just as much as organizing and calculating. Good foreign language skills are a basic requirement. If you are open and like working with people, and have a knack for numbers and facts, then a traineeship as an industrial clerk could be just the thing for you. 

The latest technology, furniture, clothing or even scarves and squares: in times of online shopping, everything is only a few mouse clicks away. With the e-commerce merchant (m/f/x) apprenticeship we offer a training occupation that focuses on online trade and creates new ways of doing business. During the training you will learn how we create and maintain our online shops - no matter whether this is for our own online shop at fraas.com or various marketplaces in Europe - or how to select and use them. You will create web analyses and answer important questions about buying behaviour, customer interests and which products are clicked and sold most often. In addition, you will manage and design our online range, choose the payment system and define offer rules. The development of related online marketing measures, customer communication and complex knowledge regarding competition law, copyright and data protection complete the training.

At the end of your traineeship as an information technology clerk you will combine business knowledge with technical IT skills. The task is to maintain all business and communications processes and make them faster, more efficient and user-friendly. Planning, set up, adjustment and conceptualization of information and telecommunications technology systems are just as much as part of your job description as the diagnosis, correction and prevention of malfunctions in soft and hardware. You advise and support the individual departments in their employment of applications systems. In addition, you provide on-site user support and are responsible for the installation and maintenance of IT systems. Targeted training measures and exciting projects help you attain broad IT and business knowledge. Understanding technology is just as important as the ability to think business, but a basic interest in internal company procedures makes a good basis for a start as an information technology clerk. 

Is it fun for you to tackle problems from the ground up? To analyze processes and ask "Can’t this be made to work more simply, better, more efficiently and above all more digitally? Then perhaps a training opportunity to become an IT specialist for data and process analysis (m/f/x) is just what you’ve been looking for. The focus is on testing and questioning current work and business procedures at the information technology level. For example, the IT specialist for data and process analysis (m/f/x) examines data for quality, plausibility, quantity, redundancy (i.e., repetition), completeness and validity. If results deviate from what has been predicted, the IT specialist (m/f/x) will propose measures to improve the data in the subject at hand. The scope of the job deals with opportunities to make data-driven processes more efficient, digitizing business procedures, automating tasks and designing applicable solutions – in conformance with IT security and data protection. In addition to analytical thinking, you bring technical understanding, stamina for complex issues and a willingness to continuously learn and acquire new technical knowledge.

Our design team works out of Wüstenselbitz, New York, Düsseldorf and Shanghai.  Market proximity and technical proficiency are the hallmarks of the design and product development of 500 – 700 new styles annually. Our textile designers come up with their own designs or use designs customers bring which are then realized in woven, rochelle and knitted accessories. Besides the creative design ideas it is necessary to consider economic viability and technical feasibility. The training for a product designer in textile encompasses learning about construction techniques, developing and drafting designs and their application in manufacturing. Contributing innovative and trendy ideas to the development of attractive accessories as well as working according to given specifications and confident poise with customers should all be easy for you.

Finishing raw woven goods is a significant reason why we are the leader in quality. This is where a piece of woven material becomes a real scarf. The raw goods are dyed, washed, fulled, wet scoured, stretched, dried, softened, napped, sheared, pressed, decated, brushed and more. As a textile product finisher you work in a team to continually find ways to improve our materials. The traineeship encompasses the learning and controlling of textile finishing processes, verifying key data and getting to know the characteristics of various textile materials. The set up, operation and monitoring of machines along with computerized calculation of chemical-technical ingredients are all parts of your daily job. Your hallmarks are an instinct for the best quality as well as enthusiasm for technology. You are just as interested in textile materials as you are in chemical compositions and physical interactions. As a textile product finisher you have the privilege of applying the finishing touch to our accessories. 

It takes a process of eleven steps to transform a thin thread into a fashionable scarf to grace ones neck. Six million scarves and other accessories, such as shawls, blankets, and knitted hats and gloves, are manufactured in our vertically integrated manufacturing plant. To ensure that everything runs smoothly, our textile production mechanics calibrate the fully and semi-automatic production machines. They put the machines into operation, monitor, service, tend and repair them and organize the supply of materials. Learning the techniques of manufacturing textiles is just as much a part of the training program as is the testing, calibrating and retooling of the machines. Manual dexterity and enthusiasm for technology are your key characteristics? And you are also interested in the manufacturing processes specific to our industry and specifically in our company? If you can answer these questions with a “yes”, then we have a place open for you in our manufacturing plant. 

Six million scarves and other textile accessories such as shawls, blankets, hats and gloves are produced annually in our fully integrated production facility. In the past, many hand weavers made the shuttle dance, but nowadays, of course, this is done by machine. On our modern production lines we weave, raschel, knit and finish. Reliable machinery is the be-all and end-all - and this is where you come in. As a mechatronics technician (m/f/x), you build individual mechanical and electronic components and assemble them into plants and systems. You put them into operation, and program them with the corresponding software. Before the system goes into series production, it is your job to test it comprehensively. In addition, you maintain mechatronic systems and repair them if necessary. A good spatial sense helps you to understand and orient yourself to circuit diagrams and design drawings.

Not only are scarves your world, but also all machines? If that is the case, then the training position as a machine and plant operator (m/f/x) is just right for you. You will learn our machines inside and out, keep them in top operating standards, and intervene when something needs to be maintained. In addition, you will monitor textile production and ensure the quality that we at V. FRAAS have maintained over the years. Your activities will also include taking into account environmental protection and occupational safety requirements. If technical developments are your thing, you are very welcome to join us. You should have mechanical understanding, motor skills and a quick grasp of tasks and requirements. After your training, you have the opportunity to be promoted to textile product finisher (m/f/x) or production mechanic (m/f/x).