Training as an Industrial Mechanic

Training as an industrial mechanic at the Lägerdorf cement plant. The program teaches practical skills in an internal training workshop with accompanying in-house instruction.

Manual and machine-based machining; using common welding processes; assembling and maintaining technical systems; documenting causes of faults; producing components and assemblies; learning the basics of control technology, including hydraulics and pneumatics.

Interest in science subjects, especially mathematics and physics; technical interest and understanding; manual dexterity and good spatial awareness; motivation, teamwork, and reliability; at least a very good lower secondary school certificate or ESA, ideally an intermediate secondary school certificate or MSA.

Secure work with machinery and equipment; meaningful work producing cement; a sustainable career perspective within an international group; training in welding, control technology, and assembling complex systems; attractive collectively agreed training pay, holiday pay, and Christmas bonus; 30 days of vacation plus time off on December 24 and 31; guaranteed employment after training for good performance; fitness club subsidy; introductory trip; support from trainers.