Process mechanic

Are you skilled with your hands, have a great interest in technology and would like to work with machines? Then you fit perfectly into the job profile of a process mechanic. Here you can produce a wide variety of components from a wide variety of raw materials. Your area of responsibility ranges from planning production to operating the machines to post-processing and assembling your components. You oversee this process from start to finish. This also includes the maintenance and repair of your machines and tools.

Mechatronics engineer

For anyone for whom one specialty is not enough, training to become a mechatronics engineer is exactly the right thing for you. Here you can learn about and apply everything about mechanics, computer science and electronics. Your tasks include testing individual components and then assembling them into complex mechatronic systems. We have the latest and most powerful machines the market has to offer. These machines are maintained and repaired by you. Since we work in many industries, we are always developing new technical innovations that you will work on with us. It is important that you are good with numbers, as measurements and calculations will always be part of your everyday work.

Precision mechanic

As a child, did you prefer tinkering with your bike to riding it yourself? Then you should continue to pursue your passion for machines and tools in the future. As a precision mechanic: you create technical drawings according to customer requirements, produce complex precision components and assemble them into functional units. You will work with computer-aided techniques and appropriate machines, which is why your training offers the perfect balance between precise handwork and modern high-tech.