Apprentice Welder/Metal Fabricator x3

Structure, properties and characteristics of common metals Looking at typical problems which may arise Approved diagnostic methods Importance of using approved processes How roles and functions in the organisation interact The need to continually review fabrication and general engineering processes in work place meetings Tools and techniques for cutting, shaping, assembling and finishing materials Pattern development processes, tooling and equipment and cutting and forming techniques, tooling and equipment Assembly, finishing and inspection techniques Factors influencing selection of forming process and principles, procedures, and testing of different joint techniques Using equipment associated with manual or mechanised joining techniques including maintenance and consumables Effects of heating and cooling metals How to interpret relevant engineering data and documentation Attend college and produce work of a high standard To adhere to the Job Pack information, including signing Job Pack forms To refer to and follow the Company Personnel Instructions where appropriate To remain on the job in a productive role To assist the Works Supervisor, Lead Operative and mentors To listen to the mentors and develop skills To inform Works Supervisor, Lead Operative and mentors of any urgently required equipment To inform Works Supervisor, Lead Operative and mentors of any concerns regarding parts/build/ people/equipment To effectively maintain the tidiness, safety and cleanliness of the work areas As required sign for the receipt of delivered goods, deliver goods to the required area, forward any signed paperwork to the Works Supervisor Working closely with the Fabrications

Training:

Metal Fabricator Level 3 Apprenticeship Standard:

This programme is delivered using a day release delivery model This requires your attendance, one day per week at our engineering campus (NG17), during term time

Training Outcome:
At the end of the apprenticeship, there may be an opportunity to progress into a full time, permanent role

Employer Description:
Established in 1974, AF Switchgear specialises in the design, build and testing of bespoke LV distribution solutions. We have the building capacity, capabilities, and in-house expertise to meet all of your LV distribution requirements. AF Switchgear has a proven track record with 50 years of service and an annual turnover of approx £75 million. We manufacture: – LV Switchgear – Package Substations – Power Distribution Units (PDU) – Panel Boards – Tap-off Units (for Busbar systems) – Power Quality Solutions In addition to our products, we offer all of our customers effective service and support from a dedicated team. We can offer surveyance, maintenance, and a 24/7/365 call-out service for emergencies.

Working Hours :
Monday - Thursday, 8.00am - 4.30pm and Friday, 8.00am - 4.00pm.

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative