Production mechanic EFZ

After your three-year apprenticeship as a production mechanic, you will be able to set up complex computer-controlled milling and turning machines independently.

After your apprenticeship at KUNDERT, you will be ideally equipped to continue your training as a specialist while working or in the form of further training.

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Job profile

Who will I be after this apprenticeship? What are my skills?

After the three-year training programme to become a production mechanic, you will be able to set up complex computer-controlled milling and turning machines independently. You will be able to use both CAD (computer-aided design) and CAM (computer-aided manufacturing) tools to produce the smallest precision parts for the medical technology or semiconductor industry as well as complex, large-volume components for the machine industry and countless other products for a wide range of sectors. In addition to the machining of metallic materials, we focus primarily on the machining of plastics. In order to guarantee the quality of the workpieces, you will be able to use high-precision measuring and testing instruments.

Following your apprenticeship at KUNDERT, you will be ideally equipped to become a specialist, whether on the job or in the form of further training.

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Training programme

What can I expect?

You will spend the first year of your apprenticeship at libs - Industrielle Berufslehren Schweiz in Rapperswil, where you will complete your basic training. You will learn the following skills: milling (conventional and CNC), turning (conventional and CNC), filing, drilling, thread cutting, reaming, assembly and pinning.

You will spend the second and third year of your apprenticeship in our training workshop. You will spend 5 months each in the milling and turning areas, learning how to operate and set up CNC-controlled machines.

During this time, you will also learn how to create 3D models and drawings in CAD, which are then required for CAM programming.

In addition to working in the training workshop, you will spend a two-month training block familiarising yourself with quality assurance activities. To familiarise you with our entire company, you will also be introduced to the work of the sales, production planning and control, logistics and polyurethane foundry departments.

At the end of the apprenticeship, you will complete your final project (IPA) in one of the two areas of milling and turning.

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Surroundings

Where will I complete my apprenticeship?

libs is based in Rapperswil on the premises of the Weidmann company, close to Rapperswil railway station. The well-equipped infrastructure is the ideal place for your basic training during the first year. There you will learn the basics in a large team - consisting of apprentices from six professions - before moving to our premises in the Buech industrial quarter.

KUNDERT AG is based in the municipality of Rapperswil-Jona in the industrial district of Buech. This is located near the Obersee, just outside Jona, but is easily accessible by public transport. All departments are located in our building; from administration, sales, production planning and control, IT, through to the individual production departments and production-related areas such as logistics, quality control and maintenance. As all departments are combined in one place, you will have contact with employees from a wide variety of areas. KUNDERT also employs people from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, which makes us a multicultural, yet family-orientated company.

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Apprenticeship contract

Who do I enter into my apprenticeship contract with?

You will conclude your apprenticeship contract with libs. You will be supervised by the libs and KUNDERT teams throughout your apprenticeship, including in the last two years, when you will complete your specialised training with us.

Towards the end of your apprenticeship, we will talk to you about possible follow-up solutions and a possible employment contract at KUNDERT.

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Highlight

What else is there to say?

The apprentice outing is a special highlight of every year for us. All apprentices from all three professions - commercial employee, polymechanics and production mechanics - and from all year groups take part. Each excursion has a different theme. What counts most on these days is to have fun and experience an unforgettable day.

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Requirements

What do I need to bring with me for the apprenticeship?

  • Completed secondary school with a good grade point average (secondary school A or B)
  • Great interest in mechanical manufacturing processes
  • Enjoy working with computers
  • Technical understanding
  • Skilled craftsmanship
  • Motivation to successfully complete your apprenticeship with us

Have we piqued your interest?

Then sign up for a trial apprenticeship or contact our trainers directly. We look forward to hearing from you.

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