Training as an Industrial Mechanic

The training as an industrial mechanic in the large machinery sector lasts 3.5 years and can be shortened to 3 years with appropriate performance. Basic and specialist training takes place in the training workshop, while practical training is carried out in production; vocational school classes are held in blocks in Hamburg.

Manufacturing, maintaining and repairing engines, devices and systems, as well as quality control; practical assignments in assembly and aboard ships; repairing and maintaining marine engines and steam turbine systems worldwide depending on the assignment.

At least a successfully completed intermediate secondary school certificate; technical interest and understanding; solid basic knowledge of mathematics and physics; good German and basic English skills; willingness to learn, communication skills, commitment and teamwork; willingness to travel worldwide depending on the assignment.

Attractive pay under the metal industry collective agreement; 35-hour week under the collective agreement; flexible working hours by arrangement; Christmas and holiday bonuses plus voluntary benefits such as a learning materials allowance; good public transport connections and a free Deutschland-Ticket Job; free parking; subsidized meals; bicycle leasing; in-house training opportunities; health promotion including free use of the fitness room and examinations by the company doctor; good occupational pension scheme; positive working atmosphere and good prospects of permanent employment.