Real hands-on work instead of just watching
With us, you don't just watch your colleagues over their shoulders. Under safe guidance, you get to pick up tools yourself, inspect components or understand circuits.
Whether it's a compulsory school internship, a voluntary internship during the holidays or orientation after school: at L&S Luddeneit und Scherf in Neustadt an der Orla, you are right in the thick of it rather than just along for the ride. In just a few days, find out which technical or commercial profession suits you perfectly.
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An internship at L&S is not about dully passing the time. We take you seriously from day one and show you how modern special machinery manufacturing works in practice.
With us, you don't just watch your colleagues over their shoulders. Under safe guidance, you get to pick up tools yourself, inspect components or understand circuits.
Still unsure whether mechanics, electronics or the commercial side suits you best? Use the internship to experience different departments live and make the perfect decision for your future.
With us, a successful internship is the best entry ticket to a subsequent apprenticeship. If the chemistry between us is right, your apprenticeship at L&S is as good as in the bag!
Your working hours during the internship are thoroughly regular and family-friendly. You work day shifts only and have the entire weekend off.
You are a fully-fledged part of the team. During breaks, free hot drinks and water are available to you in our large, modern break room.
Depending on where your interests lie, you can get a taste of different areas of our rail high-tech forge.
You learn how to read technical drawings, work on metal yourself and see how assemblies weighing several tonnes are put together for our special machines.
You take a look at how highly complex control cabinets are wired, how electrical measurements are carried out and how hardware and software interact in mechanical engineering.
You take a look behind the scenes of materials management, experience how worldwide supply chains are planned and how modern technical purchasing works.
You are still at school (Hauptschule, Realschule, Gymnasium) or have just finished school and are looking for orientation – you are exactly right.
You have a strong interest in technology, large machines, electronics or hands-on craft work – or in the commercial side.
You are curious, keen to ask questions and to contribute reliably as part of a team – that counts more than grades with us.
Punctuality and reliability go without saying for you – so that you and the team benefit from each other to the fullest.
Many of our apprentices did an internship with us first. The fastest route to an apprenticeship often runs through our production hall.
At L&S Luddeneit und Scherf in Neustadt an der Orla, almost 70 employees work hand in hand. We build gigantic, globally sought-after high-tech machines for rail infrastructure. Within the company, we live by flat hierarchies, short decision-making paths and honest interaction as equals. With us, everyone – from the intern to the boss – is on first-name terms.

Swap theory for a few days of real hands-on experience in special machinery manufacturing. Click the button now, answer 3 short questions on your smartphone and secure your internship place at L&S completely hassle-free – with no cover letter, no certificates and no CV stress!
Enquire about your internship now in 60 secondsThat depends entirely on you and your school! Typical school internships usually last 1 to 2 weeks. A voluntary internship for orientation (e.g. during the holidays) can be flexibly arranged with us.
For the production areas you need sturdy, closed shoes and hard-wearing clothing. We provide the special safety equipment (high-visibility vests, ear protection) free of charge on site, of course.
Yes, absolutely! Especially for prospective students of electrical engineering or mechanical engineering, an orientation internship with us offers the perfect opportunity to get to know real-world practice before heading into the lecture hall.