Apprenticeship as electrician (m/f/d)

Electronics technicians for industrial engineering are true all-rounders when it comes to technical systems. Whether in the home or in industry - nothing works today without electrical installations and systems. Have you ever connected a switch to a lamp or installed a socket? Have you ever wondered how the fuse box in your home works and what an RCD is? Are you handy and have a good understanding of technical processes?

Then an apprenticeship as an electronics technician for industrial engineering might be the right thing for you.

At our in-house training center, you will find the ideal conditions for learning the basics of your profession. The training team will familiarize you with the basics of electrical engineering together with other trainees. Wiring control cabinets or connecting motors is no problem for you. Installing, connecting and maintaining electrical installations and systems will soon be among your easiest exercises.

You will use the knowledge you have acquired in the electronics departments. The focus will be on the areas of maintenance, system and control cabinet construction as well as the production of exhibition and sample articles. However, you will also be working on the company's own test site.

You will be supported by friendly colleagues who you are always welcome to talk to. If you are interested in this apprenticeship, you should above all have good dexterity. Communication and organizational skills are also helpful. Technical understanding, manual dexterity, diligence and a solid basic knowledge of math and physics are also an advantage.

• are qualified electricians
• process, assemble and connect mechanical components and electrical equipment Systems and installations in the fields of electrical power supply, industrial plants or automation technology
• install and assess the safety of electrical components and IT systems
• install cable routing systems and power lines
• set up machines and drive systems and install switchgear
• design and implement system modifications and expansions, coordinating with upstream and downstream areas in the process
• design plants and systems and put them into operation
• monitor and maintain the systems, carry out safety checks and document production data
• hand over the systems to the customer and instruct them in their operation
• take into account environmental protection, occupational safety and economic efficiency requirements
• are also involved in quality assurance
• program, configure and test systems and safety equipment
• program control systems
• carry out repairs in the event of a fault
• organize the assembly of systems and monitor the work of service providers and other trades