Apprenticeship as an Industrial Mechanic, Maintenance Specialization

This maintenance-focused apprenticeship provides training in manual and machine-based material processing, assembly and disassembly, troubleshooting, hydraulics, pneumatics and welding technology.

Manual and machine-based material processing; reading and preparing technical documents; manufacturing, assembling and disassembling assemblies and components; identifying, narrowing down and resolving faults in machines, systems and equipment; planning, controlling and monitoring technical workflows; setting up, maintaining and retooling machines; working with hydraulics and pneumatics; welding using MAG, MMA and TIG.

Qualified lower or intermediate secondary school certificate; interest in technical processes and equipment; spatial imagination; physical resilience; sense of responsibility and care; openness and willingness to learn; commitment and team spirit.

30 days of annual leave; 35-hour week; holiday and Christmas bonuses; company pension plan; driving licence subsidy; retention after successfully passing the final examination.