The tasks and responsibilities below are typical of the duties the postholder will be expected to perform.
Calibrations:
Learning and understanding the processes involved in the calibration of gas detection and impairment technologies
Stock control:
Learning and understanding stock control practices, how to allocate stock to production orders and how to check stock
Work safely:
Learn how to maintain safe working practices using risk assessments and HazObs to ensure potential hazards are mitigated and managed for a secure work environment
Promote continuous improvement:
Learn basic Lean Six Sigma principles to support an ongoing culture of continuous improvement, innovation, efficiency and excellence across all parts of the business
Technical drawings:
Learning to read, understand and use mechanical assembly, piping schematic and electrical wiring in manufacturing activities
Manufacturing:
Learn and understand how to build instrumentation control panels; preparing cable harnesses, working with small gauge tubing using nylon, PTFE and Stainless Steel; using hand tools for mechanical fitting and for electrical assemblies
This list is not exhaustive and other duties of a similar nature and level may be required as part of your apprenticeship journey.Training:
Workplace-based learning with experienced panel builders.
Off-the-job training and classroom learning with an approved training provider
Development of both electrical and practical skills as well as workplace skills such as communication, problem-solving, and health & safety awareness
Study towards the appropriate apprenticeship standard for an electrical panel wiring / engineering manufacturing technician
Training Outcome:By the end of this apprenticeship you will have:
Strong practical experience in wiring and assembling electrical panels
A recognised apprenticeship qualification in engineering
Valuable workplace and soft skills that make you a strong candidate for a full-time role within the team
Progression opportunities during and after the apprenticeship in other Draeger departments including technical and engineering
Employer Description:The Dräger UK factory in Blyth, Northumberland, is the headquarters of the company’s UK Safety Division and an important manufacturing and engineering site. Dräger is an international company that specialises in safety and medical technology, producing equipment designed to protect and save lives in hazardous environments.
At the Blyth factory, a key activity is the design and manufacture of safety equipment, particularly breathing apparatus used by firefighters, emergency services, industrial workers and the military. The site is considered a global centre of excellence for producing self-contained breathing apparatus, which provides clean air in environments where normal breathing is dangerous or impossible.
The facility also manufactures gas detection technology, such as the Pulsar open-path gas detector. This device detects hazardous gases like methane or propane from long distances, helping prevent accidents in industries such as oil and gas, energy and manufacturing.
In addition to manufacturing, the Blyth site carries out research and development, product testing, servicing and training for customers who use safety equipment. Engineers and technicians assemble and test products such as compressed air breathing cylinders using advanced robotics and specialised production cells.
Overall, the Blyth factory plays a crucial role in developing and producing safety technology that protects workers and emergency responders around the world.Working Hours :Monday - Friday between 8.00am - 5.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative....Read more...
This position requires a proactive and adaptable person who thrives in a dynamic environment, collaborates effectively with internal teams, and demonstrates a strong problem-solving aptitude.
What's in it for you?
Key Responsibilities
You will learn:
To maintain all mechanical and electrical equipment at the site, liaising with third party suppliers where appropriate, including (but not limited to) the vertical cable car, CCTV, heating / cooling (HVAC), AV / sound system, Fire systems, Intruder alarm systems, access control system etc.
To complete the daily start up checks and cleaning for the vertical cable before the start of the daily operation (including climbing up ladders to reach the basement or top of the tower)
To support the Facilities and Maintenance manager when required with the management of a number of key third party facilities contracts including (but not limited to) Poma, remote monitoring/ security, CCTV, IT support and rope access to ensure they comply with the terms of service level agreements
To collaborate with the Operational team, Sales team and Procurement Manager to ensure the smooth running of the operation
To assist in the monitoring of all faults and any ride downtime
To assist with the completion of preventative maintenance schedule
What we are looking for:
You will have the ability to react well under pressure and to stay calm and rational in emergency situations
You will have the aptitude to learn new systems, understand technical manuals, and you will enjoy technical problem solving and being an expert in systems
You will be a team player with great communication skills, with a hands on attitude, willing to muck in and to help out to make sure that the venue stays open and the operation runs smoothly at all times
You must be a self-starter who is able to work without direct day-to-day supervision, but equally you must be a team player able to work effectively with colleagues at i360, at our suppliers and broader team
A full passport with the right to travel to Europe without needing a visa
This role requires a high level of physical fitness, as it involves manual handling and climbing on ladders. Therefore, you will be required to pass a fitness test, occupational health screening and medical assessment
Do not apply directly to the company as all applications must be through SIGTA. You may not be considered if you apply direct.
For more info and video visit our vacancies page at www sigta.co.uk/apprentice-vacancies/Training Outcome:
To become a fully trained and qualified Building Services Technician with Brighton i360
Employer Description:The Brighton i360 is a leading visitor attraction in Brighton, offering unique experiences for guests of all ages. We aim to create unforgettable moments by delivering world-class service, innovative experiences, and seamless operations.Working Hours :Week 1: 5 days working / 2 days off
Week 2: 7 days working / 7 days off. Shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative....Read more...
