My working day begins with a meeting with the journeyman, who tells me what tasks are scheduled for the day.

Then I take the tool trolley to the machine and can start maintenance. First, I check that all cables are securely connected, then I clean the control cabinets and check that the circuit diagrams are clean and tidy. I remove the sheet metal covers on the system to check the components underneath for dirt and wear. I replace any defective parts. Once everything is back in order, the covers are replaced.

It's break time now. I can have a delicious breakfast in our canteen.

Refreshed, we continue. The machines have many switches and buttons that may have come loose. I check these, reattach them or replace them. Defective light bulbs are replaced at the same time.

The control cabinet contains many electronic components that are cooled by small fans. I have to check these and replace them if necessary. Together with my skilled worker, I measure whether the relays and contactors are switching correctly. I replace any that switch frequently or are defective immediately.

The machine is put back into operation. All functions are checked and tested. If an error occurs, I try to fix it together with my skilled worker. Finally, there is a safety check. The emergency stop must always work!

Now I'm done for the day. Tomorrow it's the next machine (processing cell) that's up.

MECHATRONICS ENGINEER (M/F/D)

YOU COMBINE MECHANICS WITH ELECTRONICS!

Are you a technology fan? And you can't decide between mechanics and electronics? Then you've come to the right place. With your comprehensive expertise, you are the expert for complex machines and systems.

THINGS TO KNOW

Key Facts

Minimum qualifications: You have completed the 9 years of compulsory schooling.
Duration of apprenticeship: 3.5years
Training Location: Braunau am Inn
vocational school: Linz

What you bring to the table:

You are interested in technology and are good with your hands.
You have very good knowledge of mathematics.
You work precisely and carefully.
You are creative, curious and eager to learn.
Your commitment and respectful manner set you apart.

Did you know that...?

... BORBET Austria offers the main modules of automation technology or production engineering after the 2-year basic module ‘Mechatronics’? Following the 3.5-year apprenticeship, you can, if you wish, add on another six months and expand your apprenticeship qualification with a specialisation module.

YOUR TASKS:

You carry out planned maintenance and repair work on our automated production systems
You recognise deviations from the ideal condition by using the latest measurement technology and initiate countermeasures
You will be responsible for rectifying electrical and, in some cases, mechanical faults
Subsequent root cause analyses and documentation are also part of the job
You can read circuit diagrams of electrical systems and adapt them in the event of deviations
You support the commissioning of complex machines and systems

YOUR BENEFITS

At BORBET, we realise that our trainees are the talents of tomorrow and are therefore one of the key success factors of our company. For this reason, we attach particular importance to providing you with the best possible preparation for your future career. As a family-owned company and international player in the automotive industry, we offer long-term prospects as well as attractive additional benefits that will make your apprenticeship with us a rewarding experience.

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