Technical administration service

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In Germany, technical administrative service refers to a group of career paths for civil servants that require related training . The range of tasks primarily includes official business that requires technical training courses. ( Appendix 2 of the AVwV to the FSVO ).

In the federal government , careers in technical administration can be set up in all four career groups ( Section 6 (2 ) FSVO ). There are therefore four career paths:

  • simple technical administration service
  • medium technical management service
  • advanced technical administration service
  • higher technical administrative service

The career qualification for a career in technical administration is obtained through successful completion of a subject-specific preparatory service (career training) or through recognition. In order to recognize the career qualification for the careers of the upper and higher technical administrative service, a subject- specific study of the subject group of engineering sciences according to the university statistics of the Federal Statistical Office is required ( Annex 2 of the AVwV to the FSVO ). Since December 22, 2017, the business informatics course has been assigned to the non-technical or technical administrative service depending on the focus (before that, the non-technical administrative service or the scientific service). For persons with a commercial or commercial pilot license or with a doctorate but without a master’s degree , there are special regulations for admission to a career ( Section 23 Paragraphs 3–5 FSVO ).

Members of a career in technical administration generally have an official title with the prefix “Technical”, e.g. B. "Technical Government Council". Where access to a preparatory training for the elevated technical management service an already completed studies advance the first verliehe can post higher than the entry office to be (for example, "Technical Government Inspector."; The candidate then run as a service name "technical government inspector candidate").

Established specialist preparation services

The federal government has set up the following preparatory services for careers in the non-technical administrative service ( Annex 2 FSVO ):

  • advanced technical administration service
    • superior civil engineering administration service of the federal government
    • superior technical service - specializing in railway engineering - ( regulation )
    • high-level technical administrative service in the waterways and shipping administration of the federal government ( ordinance )
    • superior technical service in the armed forces administration - specializing in defense technology - ( regulation )
    • superior fire service in the Bundeswehr ( ordinance )
    • Superior technical service at the Federal and Railway Accident Insurance ( regulation )
    • superior service of telecommunications and electronic intelligence of the federal government ( ordinance )
  • higher technical administrative service
    • higher technical service in the armed forces administration - specializing in defense technology - ( regulation )
    • Higher technical administrative service of the federal government, specializing in civil engineering, railway engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, specializing in mechanical and electrical engineering of waterways, aviation technology ( ordinance )
    • higher technical administrative service of the federal government, specializing in building construction, mechanical and electrical engineering, specializing in mechanical and electrical engineering in administration ( ordinance )
    • Higher technical service at the Federal and Railway Accident Insurance ( regulation )

Transfer of careers in a special field

With the entry into force of the new Federal Career Path Ordinance (FSVO) in 2009, careers with a special subject will expire at the federal level. The equivalents listed below ( Annex 4 FSVO ) of the old careers also illustrate the broad range of tasks of the technical administration service:

  • middle technical administrative service:
    • Technical service upon completion of vocational training as:
      • Technical assistants with state recognition
      • State-certified chemical technician
      • Master craftsmen and industrial masters in their respective occupations
      • Cartographers
      • Laboratory assistants
      • Map technician
      • Operators in nuclear research facilities
      • State-certified technician
      • State-approved technician
      • Radiation protection technician in nuclear research facilities
      • Surveying technician
      • Material tester
      • Illustrator
    • Nautical service
    • Middle nautical and machine-technical customs service of the federal government
    • Intermediate technical service in the waterways and shipping administration of the federal government
    • Medium fire service in the Bundeswehr
    • Medium technical service in the armed forces administration - specializing in defense technology -
    • Medium technical service at the Museum Foundation Post and Telecommunications
    • Medium technical service at the Federal Agency for Post and Telecommunications Deutsche Bundespost
    • Medium technical service at the Unfallkasse Post und Telekom
    • Medium technical service at the federal and railway accident insurance
  • advanced technical administration service
    • Nautical service
    • Spatial planning service
    • Maritime surveying service
    • Ship engine service
    • Technical service in accordance with § 37 BLV a. F.
    • Elevated civil engineering administration service of the federal government
    • Higher technical service - specializing in railway engineering -
    • High-level technical administration service in the waterways and shipping administration of the federal government
    • Senior fire service in the Bundeswehr
    • Senior technical service in the Bundeswehr administration - specializing in defense technology -
    • High-quality technical service at the Museum Foundation Post and Telecommunications
    • High-quality technical service at the Federal Agency for Post and Telecommunications Deutsche Bundespost
    • High-quality technical service at the Unfallkasse Post und Telekom
    • High-quality technical service at the Federal and Railway Accident Insurance
  • higher technical administrative service
    • Spatial planning service (if the professional qualifications are available: Dipl.-Betriebswirt, Dipl.-Kaufmann, Dipl.-Sociologist and Dipl.-Volkswirt)
    • Technical service in accordance with § 37 BLV a. F.
    • Higher federal technical administrative service
    • Higher technical service in the armed forces administration - specializing in defense technology -
    • Senior technical service at the Museum Foundation Post and Telecommunications
    • Higher technical service at the Federal Agency for Post and Telecommunications Deutsche Bundespost
    • Higher technical service at the Unfallkasse Post und Telekom
    • Higher technical service at the Federal and Railway Accident Insurance

Other career types

The number of careers that previously existed at federal level was reduced by the new Federal Careers Ordinance from 2009 from around 125 to a maximum of eight careers per career group (maximum 32). In addition to the technical administrative service, the following career paths can be set up in the federal government ( Section 6 (2 ) FSVO ):

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Determination of additions to the basic office titles, compilation of the official titles and ranks applicable in the federal area. December 5, 2012, accessed September 27, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Anja Holland-Letz, Mark Koehler: advancement and growth opportunities in the federal and state after Federalism Reform . In: Journal for Civil Service Law . No. 7–8 , 2012, pp. 217 ( zbr-online.de [PDF]).