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A. & C. Kosik GmbH welcomed seven new apprentices on September 1, 2021.Right in their first week, they were visited by motivational speaker Andreas Niedrig. After presenting his book “From Junkie to Ironman,” he hiked along the Danube toward Klösterl with the company’s 36 trainees. During the hike, the young people got to know each other through various challenges.We wish everyone a great start to their professional careers and much success!

Loaded professionally and ready to depart, part of our “professional team” sets the 30-meter-long heavy-haul transport on its way to Neustadt. The cargo is a newly manufactured tube bundle for the Texas Tower at the Bayernoil refinery. The specifications of this colossus :21 meters long, weighing 62 tons, with 36 km of piping installed

On September 1, 2020, Alexander Kosik welcomed ten new apprentices. The new apprentices are starting together with a basic course in our in-house training workshop, where they will learn the fundamentals of working with metal. Thanks to the modular training program, the apprenticeship offers plenty of variety and hands-on experience. We wish everyone a great start to their professional careers and every success!

Middle school students visited our company. During a presentation and a tour, they gained insight into the various apprenticeship programs and departments within our company. In the training workshop, the students made a bottle opener under the guidance of our apprentices.

At the staff meeting, Alexander Kosik was once again delighted to honor and thank nine employees for their long service to the company. 10 years: Michael Huhnholz, Günther Waldhier, Franziska Schmailzl, Jürgen Hierl25 years: Ahmet Tasyürek, Hamza Konuk, Sebastian Seidl40 years: Christian Riepl, Alfons Semmler Special thanks went to Harry Drexler and Helmut Schmailzl. Both had completed their apprenticeships at the company and, after more than 47 years, were bid farewell as they entered their well-deserved retirement.

On the second day of the training program in the Kelheim district, many young people once again took the opportunity to get to know local businesses. Alexander Kosik and Florian Bayer gave the young people a tour of our training workshop and our company. The students also got to try their hand at the work themselves: together with our trainees, they made a bottle opener out of a nut and a shaft, and cut both internal and external threads.

A. & C. KOSIK GmbH is donating 3,000 euros to Saal Middle School. For the company, collaborating with local schools is very important. Kosik regularly offers students the opportunity to participate in introductory internships. In many cases, this is where the first contact is made for future apprenticeships. Managing Director Alexander Kosik invited the school administration and teachers of the 8th and 9th grades to the company’s training workshop, where he presented the donation check to the middle school principal. The funds are to be used for the school’s ongoing digitalization efforts. During a tour of the training workshop, Mr. Kosik and Training Manager Florian Bayer also provided information about Kosik’s training program.

Our 44 trainees headed to the Altmühltaler Adventure Park in Beilngries. In the various group challenges, the trainees could only achieve their goals by working together to find solutions. Time was also a factor, and the teams—which were constantly being reshuffled—rose to the challenges with flying colors. Afterward, each individual had the chance to test their courage and agility on the high ropes course and achieve personal successes.

On their first day of work, Florian Bayer welcomes the eleven new apprentices. Apprenticeship training is of great importance to the family-owned company. Through a varied and hands-on program, these young people are being trained by professionals to become professionals themselves.We wish everyone a great start to their careers and much success!

After a long hiatus, a Kosik team was back at the starting line this year. Five of our employees—Jürgen Dettenkofer, Mario Schober, Siegi Riepl, Jonas Perfoll, and Florian Pietruska—took to the course right on time at 2 p.m. on Saturday. They took turns cycling the 16.4 km course with 170 meters of elevation gain and crossed the finish line on Sunday after completing a total of 47 laps. They achieved an outstanding 30th place. Congratulations!