Apprenticeship as an Industrial Mechanic starting in 2027

The three-and-a-half-year apprenticeship leads to a state-recognized qualification as an industrial mechanic through the Chamber of Industry and Commerce.

Read, apply and prepare technical documents and carry out quality assurance; assemble individual parts and assemblies and maintain operating equipment; align and clamp tools and workpieces; machine, cut, form and join metal parts manually and mechanically; set up and test pneumatic circuits; identify, isolate and resolve faults and malfunctions on CNC machines; set up CNC-controlled machines.

Good school-leaving qualification, such as an intermediate school certificate, entrance qualification for a university of applied sciences or Abitur; good command of mathematics, German and English; interest in technology and business topics; team spirit and reliability; confident communication with colleagues and supervisors; attention to detail and a sense of responsibility; ability to identify problems independently and proactively take on tasks and projects.

Collective-agreement pay; holiday and Christmas bonuses; exciting trainee projects and events; free parking; work clothing provided when needed; dedicated training workshop; company health management including pension provision, flu vaccinations and subsidized sports activities; professional onboarding supported by a digital onboarding tool.