Mechatronics technician for refrigeration technology

(m/f/d)

Job Description

Do you know that wonderful feeling of stepping into an air-conditioned room on a hot summer day? You think: Wow, I wish I could do that, create such a pleasant temperature in a building! You can – with an apprenticeship as a refrigeration mechatronics technician. A diverse career awaits you, one that combines technology and craftsmanship in an exciting way. Your expertise won't be limited to air conditioning systems; you'll also become a sought-after expert in refrigeration and ventilation systems. At vocational school, you'll learn the theoretical foundations for your job, which you'll then apply practically at your training company. You'll assemble and install systems, program the control and regulation devices, and then be responsible for maintenance. Your workplaces will include workshops, construction sites, or directly at customer locations, such as in the catering industry, agriculture, laboratories, operating rooms, or server rooms. Your expertise is also in demand for refrigerated vehicles and cargo ships.

Job Profile

Graduation
secondary school
vocational diploma
Qualification
Secondary school
Soft Skills
Confident performance & passion
Organizational talent & clever timing
Team spirit & cohesion
Can-do mentality & tech skills
Grades
Total: <3
English: <3
German: <3
Math: <3
Areas of Interest
Technology, Metal & Electrical
Science, Bio & Laboratory
Nature, Environment & Green Jobs
Craftsmanship, Design & Tech

Important School Subjects

  • math
  • physics
  • Chemistry
  • Technology

Training Content

  • Joining of components and assemblies
  • Installation of electrotechnical and electronic system components and operating equipment
  • Measurement, control and regulation technology, including functional and safety testing
  • Assembly, commissioning and disassembly of refrigeration and air conditioning systems, equipment and components
  • Implementation of insulation, corrosion protection and fire protection measures
  • Transporting components, assemblies and systems
  • Maintenance and repair of refrigeration and air conditioning systems and equipment, as well as testing and measuring.
  • Reusing and disposing of refrigerants, coolants and refrigeration oils
  • Optimizing refrigeration and air conditioning systems from an economic and ecological perspective
  • Operational, technical and customer-oriented communication as well as planning and controlling work processes
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