Apprenticeship Assembly Electrician EFZ (all) - Apprenticeship Start 2026
AEK AG
Rothrist
Key information
- Publication date:02 September 2025
- Workload:100%
- Place of work:Rothrist
Job summary
Join AEK AG as a Montage-Elektriker: a leader in electrical solutions. Enjoy a collaborative work environment with growth opportunities.
Tasks
- Install electrical connections for homes and businesses efficiently.
- Create and verify connections from main supply to outlets.
- Carefully lay pipes for electrical lines in new constructions.
Skills
- Interest in technology with a keen eye for color required.
- Strong teamwork and communication skills are essential.
- Fine motor skills and proficiency with tools are necessary.
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Your Field of Activity
As an assembly electrician EFZ, you are responsible for the classic electrical installations. In private households as well as in commercial businesses, you professionally install connections for electricity, telephone, internet, television, and radio. You create and check the connections in buildings from the main connection to the sockets. In shell constructions, you carefully lay the pipes for all electrical cables according to the construction plans and install fuse and switch boxes.
What You Bring
- Interest in technology
- Good color perception
- Communicative and team player
- Willingness to travel
- Fine motor skills and handling of tools
Questions About the Position
Melissa Grossenbacher
Trainer
079 967 06 17
We do not wish to receive inquiries from personnel service providers.
We look forward to your online application.
About Us
AEK AG realizes individual complete solutions for private individuals, SMEs, large companies, and the public sector with its many years of experience and broad know-how. As a leading company in the fields of ICT, electrical, and building technology, we support our customers from consulting through installation to maintenance of their systems. With around 250 motivated and reliable employees, we advise you competently and reliably.
