Industrial mechanics are responsible for the production, maintenance, and monitoring of technical systems. They commission and set up production facilities and work in precision engineering, machinery, and equipment construction, as well as production technology. They use drawings, production plans, and functional plans and assemble components and assemblies. They plan and manage work processes, determine machine values, apply cutting and forming techniques, join materials, use tools, and consider environmental protection and occupational safety aspects in their work.

Industrial management assistants are responsible for the business processes of a company. They are prepared for their future professional life in various departments, including sales, accounting, and human resources. Typical activities include buying, selling, planning, organizing, calculating, and advising.

Warehouse specialists receive goods and check their condition and quantity based on shipping documents. They ensure that goods are stored properly and under optimal conditions. For shipping, they package the goods, create accompanying documents, and load trucks. Key tasks include inbound and outbound inspection, creating shipping documents, operating material handling equipment (e.g., forklifts), and picking and packaging goods.

Construction mechanics work in the fields of container and apparatus construction, steel and metal construction, and welding technology. They process raw materials and play a crucial role in the assembly of structures until completion. In addition, they manufacture, assemble, disassemble, and inspect assemblies and welding structures made of sheets, pipes, and profiles, making their tasks highly diverse.

You will learn about the company’s IT infrastructure, from mice to server infrastructure. IT system electronics technicians plan, install, and configure systems, components, and networks. They install hardware and software and are responsible for the administration of the internal IT infrastructure. Implementing measures related to IT security is becoming increasingly important and is also part of your responsibilities. You will also be involved in making mechanical connections/parts, performing safety checks, and troubleshooting, providing assistance to colleagues when needed.

Electronics technicians for industrial engineering test and analyze electrical/mechanical functions and systems. Creating mechanical parts and connections is also an essential part of the apprenticeship. They conduct safety checks on various systems and ensure troubleshooting. Electronics technicians are responsible for commissioning main and auxiliary circuits or special machinery.