The apprenticeship lasts 3.5 years and can be shortened to 3 years for apprentices who perform well. The vocational school is located in Straubing, with classes taught in blocks. At the beginning of your apprenticeship, you will learn the technical fundamentals and become familiar with our areas of plant engineering, steel construction, and vessel construction. This will give you a practical understanding of how components are manufactured, how plants are assembled, and how your future designs are put into practice. At your CAD workstation, you will then learn how to develop technical solutions and implement them using modern design software. You will actively contribute to real projects and will be supported by a dedicated training mentor throughout your apprenticeship.

You will learn

• How to read, understand, and create technical drawings

• How to create 3D models and assemblies

• How to design components for plant engineering and steel construction

• How to use Autodesk Inventor and AutoCAD confidently

• How to create manufacturing drawings, bills of materials (BOMs), and technical documentation

• How to contribute to projects from design through manufacturing and installation

You need

• An interest in technology, design, and CAD

• Good spatial awareness and visualization skills

• Good knowledge of mathematics and physics

• Motivation and willingness to learn

• A careful and reliable approach to work

• Ability to work well in a team