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Electronics technicians for industrial engineering assemble and wire electromechanical and electrical devices. They also measure physical quantities, check the function of control devices and lay lines and cables. They set up installation systems and commission or maintain installations. They carry out their activities independently in compliance with the relevant regulations and safety provisions. All work is coordinated with upstream and downstream areas. Electronics technicians often work in a team.
The vocational school is located in Brake. This is accompanied by a training workshop in the company. The apprenticeship as an electronics technician takes 3.5 years. The apprenticeship period can be shortened to three years if you perform particularly well. If you are also motivated after the apprenticeship and successfully complete it, we will foster and support you in your future career. During your apprenticeship, you will be paid a gross apprenticeship salary of around EUR 1,100.
Requirments
We expect you to have good grades in mathematics, physics and technology with a Realschule certificate or a very good Hauptschule certificate. We assume that you are interested in mathematical, technical and physical contexts. You have a logical understanding and the ability to solve abstract problems? Then this is the right place for you.
Apprenticeship history
- Operational and technical communication
- Planning and organising the work, evaluating the work results
- Mounting and connecting electronic equipment
- Assessing the safety of electrical installations and equipment
- Installing and commissioning electrical systems
- Measuring and analysing electrical functions and systems
- Technical order analysis, solution development
- Installing and configuring IT systems
- Operational and technical communication
- Mounting and connecting electrical equipment
- Assessing the safety of electrical installations and equipment
- Installing and commissioning electrical systems
- Measuring and analysing electrical functions and systems
- Technical order analysis, solution development
- Advising and looking after “customers”, providing services
- Maintaining plants and systems
Practical and theoretical final examination 1
- Operational and technical communication
- Mounting and connecting electrical equipment
- Installing and commissioning electrical systems
- Technical order analysis, solutions development
- Advising and looking after “customers”, providing services
- Maintaining plants and systems
- Planning and organising the work, evaluating the work results
- Configuring and programming controls
- Technical services and operations
- Operational and technical communication
- Installing and commissioning electrical systems
- Technical order analysis, solutions development
- Advising and looking after “customers”, providing services
- Maintaining plants and systems
- Planning and organising the work, evaluating the work results
- Configuring and programming controls
- Technical services and operations
- Measuring and analysing electrical functions and systems
- Business processes and quality assurance systems in the area of operation
Practical and theoretical final examination 2
- Vocational training, employment and collective bargaining law
- Structure and organisation of the company
- Occupational health and safety
- Environmental protection