Apprenticeship as an Industrial Mechanic (m/f/d)
What do industrial mechanics do?
As an industrial mechanic, you work with state-of-the-art technology, manufacture precise components, and assemble complete systems. You’ll gain valuable experience in production, maintenance, and quality assurance—making sure everything runs smoothly.
Typical content and tasks during your apprenticeship:
- Basic skills: turning, milling, drilling, grinding (in the training workshop)
- Manufacturing, fixture construction, maintenance, gearbox assembly & repair, servo motor assembly, quality assurance
- Integration into the day-to-day operations of each department
- Optimal preparation for your future professional career
From day one, you’ll be actively involved: working on real tasks, exciting projects, and having room for your ideas. Supported by experienced colleagues, you’ll grow both professionally and personally—step by step—into your new career.
Preparation pays off – especially at the beginning.
“Show genuine interest and take every opportunity to gain your first insights – for example, through internships. Learn about different professions and companies, especially before a job interview – that always makes a good impression.”
– Hartmut Peichl, Trainer
Max Spiegler
Apprentice Industrial Mechanic
Why did you choose this apprenticeship/occupation?
Because of my interest in hands-on technical work and the versatility of metal processing.
What benefits do you enjoy at STÖBER?
The 35-hour work week and the additional training courses, such as first aid and traffic safety training.
What does your typical week or day look like?
I’m learning practical skills in various machining processes in the apprentice workshop and attend vocational school every two weeks.
What tasks and responsibilities do you have during your apprenticeship?
Manufacturing workpieces using different production processes and rotating through departments where you gain specialized skills and knowledge.
What do you enjoy most about your training/work?
I find working independently and producing workpieces exciting and interesting.
What qualities or skills should someone bring to this profession?
Manual dexterity, teamwork, and an eagerness to learn something new.
What personal tips do you have for students?
Just give it a try, show interest, and be open to new experiences.
What makes the apprenticeship at STÖBER special for you?
The strong sense of teamwork among the apprentices and the variety of the training program.
More interesting info
Any questions?
Your contact person
Heike Grun
How do I apply for a job at STOBER? What is the application process like? What information should your documents contain?
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