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An apprenticeship as a polymechanic (EFZ) or production mechanic (EFZ) at Pavese AG offers you a wide range of opportunities and exciting career prospects in the metalworking industry.

As a trainee polymechanic / production mechanic, you will learn about the interplay between software and mechanics and gain comprehensive knowledge of the manufacturing and machining of workpieces.

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Apprenticeship at Pavese

All About the Polymechanic

During your apprenticeship, you will work in various areas such as turning, milling, drilling, grinding, and assembly. You will learn how to operate and program modern CNC machines. Close collaboration with experienced professionals who are eager to share their knowledge and experience with you will support your professional development. You will be involved in projects and will be able to apply the skills you have learned directly in practice. Workplace safety is always our top priority, and you will receive thorough training in the safe use of machines and tools.

During the first two years of training, our apprentices participate in various inter-company courses (ÜKs) in addition to their in-house training, which are conducted by the Swissmechanic Central Switzerland Association in Emmenbrücke.

Our innovative and modern training program consistently places our graduates among the top performers in their class.

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Through our specially developed in-house training program, our trainees spend three years crafting every single component of the chopper (length 30 cm; height 12 cm). This unique introduction to various technologies and their varying levels of difficulty provides you with technical training of the highest caliber.

The Fascination of Technology

An apprenticeship as a polymechanic at Pavese AG opens up a wide range of career opportunities and allows you to work in an exciting technical environment.

Once you have successfully completed your apprenticeship, numerous opportunities for further training will be available to you. For example, you can pursue training to become a manufacturing technician or specialize in areas such as quality engineering. There are also excellent career prospects, as qualified polymechanics are in high demand across various industries.

If you’re interested in an apprenticeship as a polymechanic or production mechanic, we’d love to hear from you. We’d be happy to schedule a visit so you can get a feel for the program and our work environment.

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