Training as a precision mechanic in mechanical engineering
(m/f/d)Job Description
Are machines your thing? Are you interested in a varied workplace that combines the workshop, computer lab, and measuring laboratory? Then become a precision mechanic in mechanical engineering! In this profession, you'll manufacture machines and equipment from metal. You'll also maintain and repair them. But that's not all! Your work involves not only considering the big picture and the overall function of machines and equipment, but also their individual components. You'll produce precise machine parts and work with metal using various processes (such as milling, drilling, and turning). Planning work processes, checking compliance with specifications, setting up machines, and training people on how to use them are also part of your job. Precision mechanics in mechanical engineering work in companies that manufacture machines, tools, precision mechanical products, and measuring instruments.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- physics
- works
- math
- Computer science
Training Content
- Operational, technical and customer-oriented communication
- Planning and controlling work processes; monitoring and evaluating work results
- Quality management
- Testing, measuring, joining
- Manual machining and forming, machining on machine tools
- Maintenance and servicing of operating equipment
- Differentiating, classifying and handling materials and auxiliary materials; heat treatment
- Programming of numerically controlled devices, machines or systems
- Assembly and testing of hydraulic, pneumatic and electropneumatic control systems
Salary
What to expect
- Technical and scientific understanding
- Affinity for computers
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