Metallurgical engineering – machining technology

Are you interested in planning, manufacturing, and machining complex parts?

During your training as a cutting machine operator, you'll get an introduction to an exciting profession where precision is key. You'll learn how to manufacture and machine workpieces made of metal and other materials according to our technical specifications. This will involve taking responsibility for planning and managing the production process, programming machines, and monitoring the production sequence.

You will be working with conventional and computer-aided machines such as CNC turning and milling machines and learning how to use control systems. Your spatial comprehension will help you to understand technical drawings and then transform them into complex components. Alongside your practical training, you'll be taught at our in-house vocational school at our site in Reutte.

Sounds like something you can handle? Then an apprenticeship as a metal technician for machining technology is just your thing, and the perfect starting point to an incredible career.

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Training period

3.5 years

Vocational school

Plansee vocational school

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Duties

Manufacturing and machining simple and complex parts using metal-cutting manufacturing techniques
Applying a range of production processes for metal machining, such as filing, sawing, drilling, turning, milling and forming
Operating conventional machines for turning, milling, and grinding
Programming CNC machines for metal machining (turning, milling)
Applying special production technology such as 3D printing, laser machining, automation technology, and robotics
Cleaning, servicing, and setting up machine tools and production systems
Using quality assurance processes (testing, measuring, evaluating, documenting, etc.)