Processing mechanic
(m/f/d)Job Description
You often see towering piles of natural resources like coal or sand in large industrial areas. Do you ever think, "Wow, who stacks them so neatly and precisely?" That's you if you choose an apprenticeship as a mineral processing mechanic. You can choose from five specializations: natural stone, lignite, ceramic raw materials, hard coal, and sand and gravel. Each of these materials requires different processing equipment – and you'll be the expert who masters the technology. Your apprenticeship as a mineral processing mechanic will teach you a great deal about the materials and processing techniques in the theoretical part. At your training company, you'll apply this knowledge directly. You'll operate impressive machines, process the respective materials into marketable products, and ensure proper storage and loading. Recycling construction waste and maintaining the machinery are also part of your responsibilities.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- math
- physics
- Crafts/Technology
Training Content
- Raw material extraction and transport
- Machine operation and maintenance
- Material processing
- Quality assurance
- Automation and digitalization
- Deepening of theoretical knowledge in mathematics, physics, engineering, materials science and technical communication
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