Metalworking
Versatility in Production
As a metalworker, you’re a versatile talent in production. During your apprenticeship, you’ll be trained in manual and machine-based processes—such as drilling, turning, bending, and milling—as well as a wide variety of welding techniques. Using CNC machine tools such as laser cutting systems, press brakes, lathes, and milling machines, you’ll manufacture individual parts, weld metal components and assemblies based on technical drawings, and perform maintenance and repair work on machines, plants, and tools.
Your Responsibilities
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Manufacturing of Components for Machinery and Plants
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Programming and operating computer-numerically controlled (CNC) machine tools
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Maintenance and repair of machines and plants
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Troubleshooting and resolving faults and malfunctions in machines and equipment
Your Strengths
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Good spatial reasoning skills
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Successful completion of compulsory schooling
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Manual dexterity and perseverance
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Precise and conscientious work ethic
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Team player
Facts
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Apprenticeship duration: 3 years
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Vocational school: Schärding, 10-week blocks per year of training; WINTERSTEIGER covers boarding school costs