Your training as an industrial mechanic

What does an industrial mechanic do?

As an industrial mechanic, you manufacture spare parts using drilling, welding, punching, bending, turning and milling techniques. You also monitor production processes, identify faults and carry out corrective actions where necessary.
Your responsibilities include the maintenance and servicing of building and operational equipment, as well as working with pneumatic and hydraulic control systems. In addition, you will learn how to create and read technical drawings and work independently using technical documentation.

Job responsibilities and skills as an industrial mechanic:

• The assembly, maintenance and repair of machines and systems are the main tasks
• You are responsible for fault diagnosis by identifying and rectifying faults and defects on machines
• Another important aspect of your work is carrying out regular maintenance to minimize downtime
• As an industrial mechanic, you are also responsible for optimising production processes by adjusting and calibrating machinery to increase efficiency and contribute to the quality of the goods produced

This is where you fit in, right?

• A cool, young team
• Working with the building material wood
• A varied range of tasks
• Modern machinery
• Attractive pay and career prospects in the region

And after the apprenticeship? You have the following development opportunities:

• Further training as a master craftsman
• Further training as a technical specialist
• Further training as a technical business economist
• Study subjects: mechanical engineering, production technology, automation technology, mechatronics, industrial engineering