Apprenticeship as an Industrial Mechanic

Future-oriented apprenticeship in a modern, well-equipped training workshop. Industrial mechanics manufacture components, assemble units, maintain and repair machinery and production systems, work from technical drawings and use CNC processes. The apprenticeship covers metalworking, assembly, maintenance, control technology, CNC technology and quality assurance.

Manufacture components, assemble units, maintain and repair machinery and production systems; work from technical drawings; use modern manufacturing processes such as CNC technology; possible post-apprenticeship areas include assembly and maintenance, service and repair, quality inspection and production control, equipment and toolmaking, and prototype production.

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Future-oriented apprenticeship at an economically stable company; a top-equipped training workshop; excellent chances of being retained and attractive job opportunities after successful completion; teamwork with other apprentices and a strong sense of community; further training opportunities as an industrial master craftsperson, technician or technical business administrator, plus specializations in CNC technology, PLC control and quality management.