Many branches of industry are now complaining about a growing shortage of skilled workers. Training is one way of “replenishing” the required skilled workers virtually on one’s own initiative. This requires not only appropriate training places but also a good training infrastructure. The Paderborn company Lödige Maschinenbau is one of the few companies that still operate and expand their own training workshop. This article is based on the unique List of the 200 largest mechanical engineering companies in Germany.
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Computer-controlled milling – now also in the training workshop
To this end, a new CNC universal milling machine was recently purchased for the training workshop to expand the machinery already available there. In the training workshop, trainees are to acquire practical skills and knowledge in peace and quiet and under expert guidance, independent of ongoing production processes. The computer-controlled milling machine is used for metalworking, an indispensable basic skill in mechanical engineering. Lödige in Paderborn currently employs 15 apprentices in the industrial-technical field. Whatever qualification is aimed for – basic metal training is compulsory for all training courses. This includes the use of classic tools such as file, saw, drill and conventional milling machines. The CNC universal milling machine now expands the training spectrum to include state-of-the-art technology.
Gebrüder Lödige Maschinenbau GmbH is a Paderborn-based company with a long tradition, which has been in existence since 1938. Lödige manufactures machines and plants for mixing, granulating, reacting and drying of materials which can be used in various industries. Customers can be found, for example, in the building materials industry, the pharmaceutical and chemical industries, the plastics industry, food producers or the metallurgy sector. The family-owned company employs around 500 people and generates an annual turnover of around 60 million euros.
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In our industry report of the German Mechanical engineering industry you will find detailed information on areas of activity, an overview of the locations and clusters of the logistics industry, key financial figures as well as insights into the gender distribution and sustainability efforts of the industry. Like this article, the Mechanical Engineering Market Analysis examines the importance of Education. Especially the mechanical engineering location in Baden-Württemberg is characterised by having a broad and well networked education and training structure.
