Tasks during the chemical laboratory technician training program
What to expect when you join us
- Analysis and Quality Control
You will examine raw materials and ensure that everything meets our quality standards. In doing so, you will work with various analytical methods and learn what really matters. - Planning and conducting experiments
You’ll assist with experiments, document procedures, and participate in projects. In doing so, you’ll see how theory turns into practice. - Laboratory Technology and Measuring Instruments
You will operate modern analytical instruments and equipment, learn about various measurement methods, and work with digital systems. Precision is key here. - Documentation and evaluation
You will document all results on a computer, analyze data, and learn how to correctly interpret and evaluate results. - Safety and Quality
You’ll learn how to work safely in the lab, handle hazardous materials, and comply with environmental protection and quality standards at all times. Safety is our top priority.
Chemistry Lab Technician Training Requirements
- At least a good secondary school diploma; a high school diploma is also welcome
- Interest in the natural sciences, especially chemistry
- Strong understanding of mathematics, physics, and technical concepts
- Careful and precise work habits
- Dexterity and a keen eye for detail
- Enjoyment of working with digital systems and technology
- Ability to concentrate and team spirit
Good to know: Even if you don’t meet all the criteria, we look forward to getting to know you. For us, commitment and dedication matter more than grades.
Send us your application materials, including your resume, your most recent transcripts, and a brief cover letter. As soon as we receive your application, you will receive a confirmation of receipt.
Our team will take the time to review your application. This may take a few days, especially when we receive a large number of applications. But don’t worry—we’ll be sure to get back to you.
If your application impresses us, we’ll invite you to visit us in Steinfurt. There, we’ll get to know each other over a casual conversation and show you where you’d be working. Of course, you’re welcome to ask any questions you may have.
If we click and everything else works out, you'll get the job offer. Then we'll meet again to discuss the details and finalize your start date with us.
Is the chemical laboratory technician training program difficult?
Training to become a chemical laboratory technician is challenging, but well within your reach if you work carefully and have an interest in the natural sciences. With us, you’ll learn step by step how analyses work, how to work safely in the lab, and how to document results accurately. To ensure you learn all of this, we’ll dedicate plenty of time to you, and you can count on a structured onboarding process and the support of your team. In addition to your interest in chemistry, a willingness to learn and attention to detail are the most important qualities you should bring to the role.
How long does it take to become a chemical laboratory technician?
The chemical laboratory technician training program typically lasts 3.5 years. You will spend most of your working hours at our facility, working alongside an experienced team. In addition, depending on your year of training, you will attend vocational school in Münster once or twice a week. Under certain conditions, the training period may be shortened.
Is it possible to shorten the chemical laboratory technician training program?
Yes, it is possible to shorten your training as a chemical laboratory technician. If you have excellent grades or a qualifying high school diploma, we’ll review your situation together and decide whether shortening the program is feasible and appropriate. It’s also important that you have a solid grasp of all the training material and are well prepared for the final exam.
How much does a chemical laboratory technician in training earn?
How much does a chemical laboratory technician earn after completing their training at Möller Chemie?
That depends on the department you’ll be assigned to after your apprenticeship and the qualifications you bring to the table. Important to know: We offer excellent chances of being hired after your apprenticeship. When determining your starting salary after you successfully complete your apprenticeship, we’ll take into account your duties, areas of responsibility, and your professional development.
What documents should be included in an application for a chemical laboratory technician apprenticeship?
For your application, we need your resume, your most recent school transcripts, and a brief cover letter. Tell us why you’re interested in laboratory work and analytics, and what appeals to you about the chemical laboratory technician apprenticeship at Möller Chemie in Steinfurt. If you impress us, we’ll invite you to an interview.