Apprenticeship Industrial Mechanic

Your tasks: As an industrial mechanic (m/f/d), you manufacture components using CNC, turning, milling, or grinding machines, assemble subassemblies and devices, and perform maintenance and repair work. Checking dimensional accuracy and tolerances is an essential part of quality assurance for an industrial mechanic. You often work in a team and are a reliable partner for your colleagues.

Manufacturing components using CNC, turning, milling, and grinding machines. Assembling subassemblies and devices. Maintenance and repair work. Checking dimensional accuracy and tolerances (quality assurance). Teamwork.

Qualifying lower secondary school certificate or intermediate secondary school certificate. Manual dexterity. Quick grasp of technical relationships. Good knowledge of mathematics and physics.

Above-tariff training allowance with increase each apprenticeship year. Long-term perspective in a very successful, medium-sized family company with highest probability of takeover after completion. Intensive support and guidance through dedicated contacts in departments, exam preparation, and apprentice days.