Rheinmetall Details Prototype Production at Kiel Facility
Defense technology firm Rheinmetall is providing insights into its prototype production processes at its Kiel plant, highlighting diverse job roles and stringent quality standards.
Defense and automotive technology group Rheinmetall has offered a look into its prototype production at its Kiel facility. The operations focus on the development and series production of defense vehicles, particularly heavy equipment.
The company emphasizes the multifaceted nature of the work in prototype construction, where mechanics and electrical/electronics specialists collaborate closely with engineers. Responsibilities include assembling newly developed vehicles, building components, and participating in national and international trials and trade shows. The production of sophisticated electrical assemblies is also a key area.
The Kiel production site manufactures technologically advanced assemblies for vehicle systems, ranging from prototypes to small series production. Rheinmetall has recently established SMT (Surface Mount Technology) production for circuit boards to support future technology development. The production adheres to international quality management standards as well as NATO's AQAP2110 and AQAP2210 standards.
Rheinmetall offers its employees stable employment and competitive compensation, including monthly pay, vacation pay, and Christmas bonuses. Additional benefits such as company sports and profit-sharing are also mentioned. The company is actively recruiting for positions within prototype production in Kiel.