Engineering Support Technician Apprentice - Michell Bearings

Collecting and analysing technical data to support engineers with real manufacturing challenges Testing, measuring and evaluating products or processes using engineering tools and digital systems Helping to identify and improve inefficient processes to make work safer, faster and more effective Creating and updating technical documentation, including drawings, reports and digital models Using engineering software and digital tools to support design, production and quality activities Working with engineers, production teams and suppliers to keep projects progressing smoothly

Training:

At the start of your apprenticeship, you’ll spend the first 20 weeks at TDR Training School in Longbenton. You’ll then join the team at BEL Engineering, in Walker, where you’ll spend four days per week in the factory while attending college one day per week.

Specialising in mechanical engineering, you’ll build a portfolio of evidence throughout your apprenticeship to work towards a Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering.

Training Outcome:
Quality Support Technician Production Support Technician Quality Engineer Quality Manager

Employer Description:
Michell Bearings, part of the British Engines Group, designs and manufactures hydrodynamic white metal and PTFE lined bearings for the industrial, commercial marine and naval markets. Operating from a facility in the North East, as well as overseas facilities, the company has a prime focus on the defence, nuclear, power and offshore sectors.

Working Hours :
5 days a week. Shift pattern to be confirmed by the training school.

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