Our enterprise
Management
Rolf Amstutz
CEO
Head of the management system
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Stefan Keller
Deputy CEO
Head of the administration department
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Christina Keller
Head of the human resources department
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History
Since 1974 our focus has always been customer satisfaction. With the production of drill jig bushings and standard parts, Make AG has been known in the tooling, mold construction and engineering industry for decades as a supplier of precision parts. Max Keller, for whom the company is named, started out in Burgdorf in 1951 as a pioneer in the production of drill jig bushings. Operations were expanded in 1995 when the second generation took over the company, which is now headquartered in Heimberg. The production of nozzles was added in 1995, followed by CAD supported engineering. Since 2000 Make AG has been developing customized solutions in the field of medical technology. To optimize the increasingly complex processes, we introduced a new management system which has been ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified since 2008. Today 25 highly qualified employees are producing customized components and parts according to specification, in addition drill jig bushings and standard parts. The flexibility of our company allows us to adapt entire processes. Make AG focuses on customer satisfaction, on-time delivery, best possible pricing, and quality.
Business leadership
In the field of precision mechanics, Make AG specializes in the production of drill jig bushings, guide bushings, pins, bolts and similar components. In addition to standard bushings, Make AG produces special components according to specifications. The success of our products is based on our core competences: turning, tempering, grinding and honing. Our certified management process defines our values: customer service, flexibility and a perfect end result. We provide continuous training to our staff to achieve the high-quality products. We ensure that our machinery is perfectly equipped according to state-of-the-art technology. Special components may be manufactured by selected partners. Courtesy, the conservation of resources and on-time delivery are our priorities. We believe in supporting young-employees and are committed to provide continuous training and education to our team.
Management system
We are using a process-based management system according to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. To manufacture superior products, we provide continuous training to our staff, ensure consistent competence with test planning and regular maintenance of our testing equipment.
Jobs and Apprenticeship
Production engineer or multi-skilled mechanic apprenticeship
Each year we offer an apprenticeship as a multi-skilled mechanic or production engineer at our Heimberg operation. The duration of training for a multi-skilled mechanic is 4 years and for a production engineer 3 years..
Requirements
- You have successfully completed your Swiss school education at “Sekundar” or “Real” level
- You are interested in metalworking and working with machinery
- You are skilled with your hands
- You have a great interest in how different technologies are interrelated
- Physics and mathematics are amongst your strengths
- You have good spatial awareness
- You are able to work accurately, meticulously and reliably
Taster course
In a trial apprenticeship with us as a multi-skilled mechanic or production engineer, you can get an insight into the typical working day. Together with an apprentice, you will produce a few workpieces. If you would like to experience a trial apprenticeship in our company or are interested in an apprenticeship as a multi-skilled mechanic or production engineer, then please get in touch with Mr Stefan Werner, who teaches our apprentices..
Multi-Skilled Mechanic, Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training
Steel, chromium steel or aluminium. Toma Sarbach machines these materials in his 4-year apprenticeship to become a multi-skilled mechanic. He machines the materials using milling machines, lathes and drilling machines until they reach their correct shape. And accurate to a thousandth of a millimetre. © SRF
Production Engineer, Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training
Alessandro Sturzo is a budding production engineer. With the aid of manufacturing drawings, he uses milling machines, for example, to produce bicycle parts. Such jobs require accuracy, spatial awareness, as well as manual and technical dexterity. © SRF
Associations, Partners
