Apprenticeship Electrician
Which talents and interests do you need?
Enthusiasm for technology, electronics and physics, enjoyment of experimenting, manual dexterity, spatial awareness, self-discipline, ability to work in a team, independence, logical thinking, commitment, curiosity, perseverance, openness, friendliness, common sense.
What you learn as an electrical apprentice:
- Setting up and commissioning systems for / maintaining and servicing systems for / locating and rectifying faults and malfunctions in power generation, transmission and distribution systems as well as in electrical machines and devices.
- Installing, commissioning, testing, maintaining and servicing control and regulation systems as well as searching for and rectifying faults and malfunctions in these systems.
- Carrying out work in compliance with the relevant safety regulations, norms, environmental and quality standards.
The apprenticeship period is 3.5 years and the subsequent compulsory period of further employment is 6 months.
Attendance at vocational school is in the form of a course of 10 weeks per class up to the 3rd year of apprenticeship and 5 weeks in the 4th year of apprenticeship. Our apprentices are taught at the vocational school in Gmunden.
What do our former electrical apprentices do today?
Customer service technician, field installer, commissioning technician, hardware planner, PLC programmer, switchgear technician, technical buyer, support technician, project technician