Machine and plant operators
(m/f/d)Job Description
If you're interested in technology, the profession of machine and plant operator could be just right for you. Why? In this profession, you can take on responsibility by learning how to operate control and regulation systems or even manufacture components yourself. Maintaining machines and plants is just as much a part of the job as troubleshooting or retooling them. It's especially exciting when new technological innovations come onto the market and the machines need to be equipped with them. As a machine and plant operator, you have the opportunity to tailor your training to your personal interests. Within the two-year apprenticeship, you can choose from various specializations such as textile technology or finishing, metal and plastics technology, food technology, or print finishing and paper processing. This apprenticeship opens up a wealth of opportunities for you.
Job Profile
Graduation
Soft Skills
Grades
Areas of Interest
Important School Subjects
- physics
- Crafts/Technology
Training Content
- Inspection and maintenance of tools, machines and equipment
- You will learn about the different manual and machine-based manufacturing techniques and how to use them.
- Planning of work processes and coordination of these with other areas
- You will learn how components are manufactured and what needs to be considered during the assembly and disassembly of modules.
- Selection of tools and materials for the respective machining processes, determination of technology data
- Operation of control and regulating devices on machines and systems
- Equipment, conversion and commissioning of production machines
- Identification and elimination of malfunctions and deviations in the production process
- Monitoring and ensuring the flow of materials
Salary
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