Training as an Industrial Mechanic, Precision Equipment Engineering

You learn manual and machine-based metalworking, material selection, component manufacturing, mechanical assembly of components and devices, work planning and quality assurance.

Manual and machine-based metalworking; materials science and material selection; manufacturing components by combining different production processes; mechanical assembly of components and devices; work planning; quality assurance procedures.

University of applied sciences entrance qualification, Abitur or good intermediate school certificate; at least satisfactory grades in mathematics and physics-related or technical subjects; strong interest in technical relationships; manual dexterity; care; commitment and initiative.

Very likely permanent employment after successfully passing the examination; laptop and tool case; remuneration broadly aligned with the metalworking collective agreement, including company pension provision; holiday and Christmas pay; attractive employee discounts; 37-hour working week and 30 days of annual leave; further training catalogue with certification opportunities; health promotion programmes; bistro with discounted healthy meals; free employee parking and good public transport connections.