Industrial clerks work in companies in all sectors in commercial and business management areas like materials management, sales and marketing, human resources as well as finance and accounting.

IT specialists for system integration realise customer-specific information and communication solutions. For this purpose, they connect hardware and software components to complex systems.

Technical product designers specialised in machine and system design are involved in the construction of systems, machines and vehicles. They create three-dimensional data models and technical documentation for the components and assemblies.

Mechatronics engineers build complex mechatronic systems from mechanical, electrical and electronic assemblies and components, e.g. robots for industrial production. They inspect the individual components and assemble them into systems and plants.

Electrical technicians for industrial technology install, maintain and repair electrical operating, production and process systems, from switchgear and control systems to power supply systems and communication and lighting technology equipment.

Specialists for warehouse logistics receive and control incoming goods and store them appropriately. They compile deliveries and route plans, load and dispatch goods. They also help to optimize logistical processes.

Construction mechanics produce steel and metal construction. They use manual and mechanical processes to produce individual components, e.g. from sheet metal, profiles or pipes, and then assemble them.

Cutting machine operators usually manufacture precision components from metal using clamping processes such as turning, milling, drilling or grinding. They usually work with CNC-controlled machine tools or production systems. They adjust these and supervise machining processes.