The Intermediate Vocational Training program in Electromechanical Machinery Installation and Maintenance and Production Line Operation provides theoretical and practical training that opens doors to a rapidly expanding industrial sector. This training not only offers specific knowledge in machinery assembly and maintenance, but also prepares students to manage automated production lines and acquire skills in small business administration.
access requirements
To access this training, you must meet one of these prerequisites:
- Possess a Secondary School Graduate Certificate (ESO).
- Having obtained a Technical or Technical Assistant Degree.
- Having passed the second year of the Unified and Polyvalent Baccalaureate (BUP).
- Have studies equivalent for academic purposes.
Curriculum: Professional subjects and modules

The curriculum combines theoretical and practical content to ensure comprehensive training. The professional modules include:
- Mechanical and electrical assembly and maintenance.
- Automated line maintenance techniques.
- Electrical engineering.
- Electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic automation.
- Basic safety rules for the assembly and maintenance of equipment and facilities.
In addition to core subjects , some training centers include supplementary modules related to assembly quality , machining techniques, and tools, allowing students to broaden their skill set. Modules in labor relations, marketing, and business administration are also offered , fostering professional autonomy.
Training in workplaces (FCT)
An essential part of the program is on-the-job training (FCT) , where students have the opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge in real-world situations and gain experience in the industrial sector. This stage provides direct contact with the work environment and facilitates the future technicians' entry into the workforce.
Acquired skills

Upon completion of the training program, graduates will be qualified to perform maintenance and assembly of industrial machinery , both mechanically and electrically. They will also possess the necessary skills to manage the automation of production lines , enabling them to optimize processes and ensure the proper functioning of industrial systems. Technicians will also be able to supervise compliance with occupational safety and risk prevention regulations within the workplace.
Career Opportunities
The career opportunities for graduates of this qualification are very diverse, allowing them to work in any public or private company that uses industrial machinery. After completing the 2000 hours of instruction, some of the most common positions they can access are:
- Machinery equipment maintenance mechanic.
- Maintenance electrician in industrial environments.
- Electromechanic specialized in maintenance of automated lines.
- Industrial assembler.
- Automated line driver.
- Automated line maintenance technician.
Many graduates also choose to start their own business, thanks to the training they received in business administration and management, or continue their academic development, subsequently accessing higher education courses.
The industrial sector constantly demands technicians specialized in electromechanical installation and maintenance , making this training cycle an unbeatable option for those seeking employment with high employability and professional development in innovative and automated industrial environments.