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The demand for frozen foods is still on the rise, and the growth in convenience food sales continues to be record-breaking. Especially the demand for the so-called fresh products is increasing day by day. The refrigeration industry, TEKO in particular, offers long-term and future-proof employment.
TEKO can refer back to more than 35 years of successful company history in refrigeration technology. Since its establishment in 1982, the main departments, development and production have been located in Altenstadt (Wetteraukreis). With around 250 employees and 8 powerful sales offices, TEKO supplies its customers with innovative refrigeration systems in increasingly complex designs. 85 % of the units are equipped with natural refrigerants, integrated control systems and built-on switch cabinets.
We offer you a modern workplace with a variety of challenges that bring personal excitement. A team that masters important tasks together. Excellent prospects and development opportunities, where goals are particularly encouraged. Your individual progression is particularly important to us. With us, you will find a quality work environment and a trusting working relationship.
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Design a cool future
We are a founding member of “N.I.K.K.I. Technology talent search “Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry” – because refrigeration technology has a future. Get information and become part of the “Future Workshop”.
„We wish to introduce people the professional world. More than 10% of our workforce are apprentices and students. Whether you are a mechatronics engineer for refrigeration technology, an electrical system installer, a specialist for warehouse logistics, industrial clerks or a Bachelor of Science (refrigeration engineering) and a Bachelor of Arts (business administration) – you can expect responsibilities in promising and interesting professions. Are you interested in an apprenticeship with TEKO? Our apprenticeship gallery gives you an overview of the different apprenticed professions” – Katja Holzhäuser (Head of Human Resources & Training)