Apprenticeship Mechatronics Maintenance Technician - Electrical

As an Electrician, you will study the uses of electricity and the equipment for power generation and distribution and the control of machines and communication systems. As an apprentice, you will learn how to work safely with electrical equipment, understand electrical drawings, install equipment to a professional standard and fault find and repair a range of electrical equipment. Electrical Engineering at Liberty Steel Hartlepool involves multi electrical disciplines which range from high to low voltage systems, preventative maintenance to rapid response for breakdowns and working site service support teams to being part of a specialised department engineering team. Tasks cover a wide range of disciplines and equipment including
Safety Critical Systems
Conveyance & pipe handling equipment
Over Head Cranes & mobile plant
Motor Maintenance (AC & DC)
Inverter drive systems
Low Voltage & High Voltage distribution
Domestic and Industrial installations
Automated cutting & milling equipment
SAW Welding equipment
PLC & PC Software Universal skills required are:
Application of IET Regulations
Inspection and Plant Condition Monitoring (Plant Maintenance)
Fault finding and diagnosis
Slinging, Rigging & Transportation
Bench fitting and machining skills, drill, presses, lathe, grinding
Pneumatic and Hydraulic Systems You will be responsible for maintaining the safety, reliability, quality & performance of the relevant equipment and using continuous improvement techniques in an effort to reduce costs & improve efficiency. You will work within the Liberty Pipe Hartlepool business, which produces large diameter pipes designed to meet the detailed and demanding requirements of some of the world’s most challenging markets and industries. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who wants study electrical engineering in a practical and hands on environment.

Training:
The first year of training will be based at Hartlepool College of Further Education with placements during college vacations on employer's premises. Following successful completion of the first year, apprentices will work on site with day release to HCFE as appropriate.

Training Outcome:
Apprentices who demonstrate consistent commitment, thoroughness and ability may have the opportunity for further training & qualifications (HNC & B.Eng). Possibility of future permanent employment, roles can progress through to technician, team leader, shift engineer, departmental manager and a wide range of operational roles.

Employer Description:
A member of the Liberty Steel UK group of companies. The Pipe Mills at Liberty Pipes Hartlepool are the UK’s largest steel pipe mills, manufacturing heavy duty steel pipe primarily for the energy and construction industries both in the UK and worldwide. This is a very exciting time to join our team at Hartlepool Pipe mills as we embark upon our long-term strategy of extending our support of the new Energy Transition infrastructure within the UK.

Working Hours :
During the first year of training the following attendance pattern will apply: 5 days/week plus possible evening class 9 am - 5 pm Mon to Thurs, 9 am - 4.30 pm Fri. Once on site apprentices may be required to work on a shift pattern/weekends.

Skills:
Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience