Training as a plant mechanic
(m/f/d)Job Description
An apprenticeship as a plant mechanic is particularly suitable for you if you have excellent manual dexterity and a strong interest in technology and technical components. Your daily life at vocational school will also be very engaging. In addition to technical subjects directly related to working with components and systems, you will also learn important fundamentals of mathematics and physics. You will also learn the basics of customer communication. The practical part of your apprenticeship will involve hands-on experience with components, machines, piping systems, and industrial plants. You will also learn how to correctly use the tools relevant to this profession. As a qualified plant mechanic, you will have excellent career prospects and can easily pursue your master craftsman qualification later on.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- Crafts/Technology
- mathematics
- physics
- German
- Computer science
Training Content
- Assessment of material properties
- Ensuring the operational readiness of machine tools and the production of workpieces and components
- Compliance with data protection regulations and company guidelines for the use of IT systems, data carriers or the internet
- Care and maintenance of operating equipment
- Evaluation of control engineering documentation and application of control engineering
- Reading piping plans, isometric drawings, developments, foundation and site plans, and installation plans.
- Separation and cold forming of pipes, sheets and profiles
- Maintenance and repair of systems and system components
- Performing dye penetrant or magnetic particle tests on weld seams
- Application of quality assurance systems and the detection and elimination of quality defects
Salary
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