Apprenticeship as an Industrial Mechanic 2027

Schaeffler's apprenticeship provides an entry into industrial metalworking and modern manufacturing technology. It covers work with machines, production systems, assemblies and various control and production technologies.

Basic and advanced training in metalworking; maintenance, repair and fault analysis of computer-controlled machines and production systems; manufacturing complex components with conventional and CNC machines; assembling and operating pneumatic, hydraulic and PLC-controlled systems; assembling components; working with manufacturing technologies, control systems and robotics; setting up, operating, inspecting, maintaining and repairing production systems, including quality checks.

At least a lower secondary school certificate; good grades in conduct, mathematics and physics; willingness to learn and perform; teamwork skills; ability to work independently.

Support from personal contacts throughout the apprenticeship; diverse career prospects and extensive development opportunities; attractive collectively agreed remuneration; health and sports programmes; social and supplementary benefits such as occupational pension provision; structured induction programme.