Apprenticeship as Electronics Technician for Operating Technology

Whether at home or at work – electronics are everywhere and have become an important part of our daily lives. In the apprenticeship as an electronics technician for operating technology, you will learn how electrical systems work and how faults can be quickly rectified. As an electronics technician for operating technology, you are responsible for all kinds of electronic tasks. You not only design, modify and maintain electronic systems and components, but also program systems and test their function and safety devices in accordance with regulations and technical rules. In addition, you troubleshoot faults and ensure that the systems are working again quickly.

• You design, modify and extend electronic systems and components, put them into operation and maintain them.
• You install cable routing systems, information and energy lines.
• You build and install machine and drive systems.
• You assemble switching devices and automation systems and wire them.
• You program and test systems and adapt them.
• You rectify faults and analyze fault causes as a quality assurance measure.

• You have an extended lower secondary school leaving certificate or an intermediate school leaving certificate.
• You have good grades in math and physics.
• Technology and natural sciences fascinate you.
• Your strengths include technical understanding and analytical thinking.
• You are a team player and can communicate well.
• You enjoy working with computers.