Mechanic

Start your career at DESY

Industrial mechanic (f/m) for fine tool engineering

The multifaceted occupation in the field of fine-tool engineering includes manufacturing, testing, mounting and disassembly of components and complete devices.

Start of training:	1. September
Training period:	3,5 years
School leaving qualification:	lower secondary school certificate with good grades
Location:	Hamburg and Zeuthen

Activities

Basic skills in mechanical processing
Checking, scribing, adjusting and clamping of tools and workpieces
Training at modern, computer-controlled machines
Programming and operating of CNC tooling machines
Mating with screw or pin connections, by gluing, soldering and fusion welding
Setup and testing of pneumatic circuits
Manufacturing and mounting of components and complete devices
Manufacturing of special components and modules, and complete devices
Manufacturing of special components and modules for the ultra vacuum technology for accelerators and for elementary particle detectors

Construction mechanic (f/m) steel and metal construction

Construction mechanics build steel and sheet metal structures. With the help of manual and mechanized processes, they manufacture individual components made of sheet metal, profiles and pipes and assemble them.

Start of training:	1. September
Training period:	3,5 years
School leaving qualification:	lower secondary school certificate with good grades
Location:	Hamburg

Activities

Application of technical design documentation
Planning of workflows
Selection and provision of materials, devices and machines
Functional mounting of components and modules
Welding and soldering, considering work safety and environmental protection
Operation of lifting tools to transport heavy components
Setup, connection and testing of pneumatic and hydraulic systems
Mounting of components for fixed and movable structural and outfitting constructions
Checkup of completed tasks and repair and reworking if necessary
Testing, commissioning and maintenance of building and equipment constructions