Military or civilian electronics technician apprentice wanted for Workshop Skive

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Would you like to be part of the Defence Maintenance Service and help keep our equipment in top form? Then a position as an electronics technician apprentice at our workshop in Skive might be for you! If all of this sounds interesting, do not hesitate to send your application

About us

Workshop Skive is part of the Defence Maintenance Service. We consist of about 70 skilled civilian and military employees whose task is to maintain, audit, repair and modify the Defence's equipment. We work with everything from armored personnel carriers, trucks, trailers to construction machines as well as CBRN-, EOD- and COLPRO-materials.

We offer

• An exciting education
• An education in a politically governed organization
• A guarantee of learning and exciting challenges
• An education that truly makes a difference for Denmark

About the education

You must be on the classroom bench and in practice. You alternate between vocational school and practice at your service location, where you are an apprentice as an electronics technician, and will acquire the practical skills and the professional competence. Parts of the education may take place away from the training site.

About you

You have completed the 2nd basic course with a specialization as an electrician before you start your employment as an apprentice. Documentation of completed 2nd basic course must therefore be received before the start date.

Responsibility and quality are important values and we expect you to take responsibility for and help shape the tasks you are confronted with. It requires that you put energy into your education, and that you are an engaged and proactive person who enjoys collaborating with others, but at the same time can work independently.

In addition, it is important that you

• Are reliable in attendance
• Possess good collaboration skills
• Have an interest in IT, technology and mechanics
• Are engaged and proactive

Terms of employment

Employment and remuneration are in accordance with the General Collective Agreement between the Ministry of Finance and Public Employees Organizations. The state sector (OAO-S general agreement). Agreement for Craftsmen and Technicians.

For you who are under 25 years old, your starting wage will be calculated based on any prior education and experience, but will at minimum amount to 13,099.57 DKK per month. If you are 25 or older, your wage is 22,706.53 DKK per month. There is an employer-funded pension plan attached to the position.

As an employee in the Defence, you are covered by special terms. You must, among other things, be security-cleared, and maintain the security clearance throughout the entire employment period.

You, as an employee, are obliged to perform service outside the country, including at units in international operations with the aim of participating in conflict prevention, peacekeeping, peace-building, humanitarian and other similar operations.

Contact and application

If you have questions about the education, daily life or the workshop, you can contact Chief Sergeant Finn Mogensen at telephone 2249 7437.

If you have questions about employment or terms, you can contact HR Consultant Silke Cicilia Rasmussen from the Personnel Command at telephone 2043 1029.

Application deadline: 15 November 2026

Employment date: 1 January 2026 or after arrangement

We ask you to apply for the position via the link “Apply for the vacant position” and attach your application, CV, examination certificate (printout of exam sheet), basic course certificate and other relevant documentation. If it is not possible to scan and attach the documents in PDF format, you can bring them to the interview.

The Danish Defence's organisation values diversity and sees it as a strength for task solving. We therefore encourage all qualified applicants – regardless of background – to apply for the position.

Defence Maintenance Service

The Defence Maintenance Service is a quality management and occupational safety conscious service organization that maintains, repairs and modifies the Defence's materiel. Part of the organization is ISO and occupational safety certified today, which is expected to be rolled out to the entire organization. The authority employs about 1700 people.

The Defence Maintenance Service consists of a Maintenance Division with six maintenance areas geographically distributed across the country, and a Planning and Coordination Division located in Brabrand. The six Maintenance Areas specialize in repairing, maintaining and modifying specific materiel systems within their professional pillar.

The Planning and Coordination Division consists of a Business Department and an Operations Department, which handle coordinating planning, training, management, controlling and development of the Defence Maintenance Service. In addition to repairing and maintaining the Defence's materiel, the Defence Maintenance Service supports the Defence's operations and missions with well-trained military technical personnel, loaned to the Defence’s units according to agreed planning or ad hoc in special cases.