Training as a CNC machinist

You'll be making waves – training as a CNC machinist. Where there's planing, there are bound to be chips. As a CNC machinist, you shape raw materials by removing layers. Of course, you usually don't work by hand, but operate state-of-the-art, computer-controlled machines. To ensure that the components you produce can be used smoothly at their destination, for example in machines or aircraft, you have to work with great precision. And it's not just the finished products that have to fit perfectly; the machine you operate must also be reliable. Its maintenance is therefore also part of your responsibilities. Mechanical engineering is a classic employer for CNC machinists. But there are also numerous job opportunities in other sectors, such as the automotive industry or medical technology.