Apprenticeship as an Industrial Mechanic, September 2027

Industrial mechanics work in production and maintenance and ensure that machines, manufacturing equipment, and operating systems remain ready for use. This practical apprenticeship covers the various aspects of mechanical and plant engineering.

Commissioning machines, inspecting them, and carrying out minor repairs. Working in production and maintenance, with assignments in different departments and at different locations.

Qualified lower secondary school certificate or intermediate school-leaving certificate; good grades in physics and mathematics; technical understanding and practical skills; teamwork, commitment, and accuracy; enthusiasm for modern technologies; enjoyment of varied and challenging tasks.

Varied training content in different departments and at different locations; practical content and responsible tasks; trainee events and projects; digital learning platform; tailored exam preparation; attractive and fair apprenticeship pay; good prospects of permanent employment; regulated working hours and 30 days of annual leave; fitness discounts, employee benefits, and company pension scheme; forklift licence depending on the occupation; comprehensive support from trainers and peer mentors.