Apprenticeship as a Metal Process Technician

As a metal process technician, you work with metals and alloys and produce precise components through rolling, drawing or casting. You assemble and commission components and optimize production processes.

Processing metals and materials; assembling, commissioning and adjusting pneumatic, hydraulic and electronic components; maintaining production equipment; replacing wearing parts and carrying out minor repairs; identifying causes of faults; shaping non-ferrous metals and alloys into wires, strips or other components.

Interest in manual work; good technical understanding; sense of responsibility and ambition; at least a good secondary school certificate; good grades in mathematics, physics and chemistry; satisfactory English skills; careful and reliable approach to work; interest in material changes, operating machinery and optimizing processes; ability to work in a team and independently.

Support in developing confidence, responsibility and perseverance; individual support in developing personal strengths; opportunity to contribute ideas; respectful and open working atmosphere; support with personal, school-related and professional concerns; contacts for physical and mental well-being.