Apprenticeship as a machinist (m/f/x)

NYBLAD; Papenburg; Hybrid; EUR 12,000 - 16,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

IHK Top Training Seal

Training allowance above collective

Mobility allowance

Holiday pay and Christmas bonus

37-hour week

Flexible working hours

Job summary

NYBLAD in Germany seeks dedicated trainees for an apprenticeship as a machinist, starting under a dual system. You will learn to manufacture precision components from metal and non-metallic materials using turning, milling, grinding and drilling, with CNC machines and advanced measurement tools.

The programme lasts about 3.5 years, includes specialist and degree-related training paths, and offers a mobility allowance of €2,500, a 37-hour work week with flexible hours, and training allowances

Qualifications

• Education: Good knowledge of maths, physics and technology; a good secondary school certificate or higher
• An interest in technical matters
• Attention to detail and accuracy
• Good judgement

Responsibilities

• Manufacture precision components from metal and non-metallic materials
• Operate turning, milling, grinding and drilling processes
• Work with computer-controlled machines and measuring systems

Skills

Attention to detail

Good judgement

Interest in technical matters

Maths/physics knowledge

Education

Secondary school certificate or higher

Good knowledge of maths, physics and technology

Job description

What does a machinist do?

As a machinist, you’ll manufacture precision components from metal and non-metallic materials. You’ll use processes such as turning, milling, grinding and drilling, and work with computer-controlled machines and manufacturing systems.

What to expect:

You’ll work on state-of-the‑art machines such as 5‑axis machining‑centres and high‑performance CNC lathes with powered tools.

You will learn:

• How to program and set up CNC milling and turning machines independently
• The advantages and applications of powered tools in turning
• Selecting materials appropriately and performing precise treatment on them
• Reading and implementing technical drawings
• Inspecting and documenting components using state‑of‑the‑art measurement technology

What you should bring to the role:

• Education: Good knowledge of maths, physics and technology; a good secondary school certificate or higher
• An interest in technical matters
• Attention to detail and accuracy
• Good judgement

How long does the apprenticeship programme last?

Usually 3.5 years under the dual system. The duration may be shortened if you have prior knowledge.

Further training opportunities:

• Specialist further training: metal forming, CNC and CAD technology, production and manufacturing technology
• Career progression training: Mechanical Technology Technician (specialising in machining technology), Master Craftsman’s examination
• Degree courses: Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Production Engineering

What we offer you:

• Certified quality training – awarded the IHK Top Training Seal
• Training allowance above the collective agreement rate
• A close‑knit, dedicated and high‑performing team
• Opportunities for personal development
• A secure and modern workplace
• Excellent prospects after your training
• A mobility allowance worth 2,500 euros
• Holiday pay and Christmas bonus, as well as special payments in accordance with the collective agreement
• A 37‑hour working week (short Friday)
• Flexible working hours