Machining technician apprentice

Conduct safety checks and performance monitoring for machining, associated equipment and surrounding work area Receive, read and interpret engineering data and documentation, engineering drawings and technical data Contribute to or plan the days machining schedule Check and inspect materials to be machined to ensure that they conform to quality standards Identify and report any issues or faults such as incorrect grades, dimensions and thicknesses Plan and prepare sequence for the machining activities Ensure that the correct tooling, work holding, and materials are used This applies to conventional complex or CNC complex machining tasks Set up, operate, or adjust conventional machines or set up, prove and validate CNC machining equipment settings and programs for the machine tool being used Machine high-quality complex components using a broad range of processes For example, internal or external thread cutting, slots and pockets, internal or external under-cutting. Also profile forms, tapered and eccentric diameters, bored holes, and tee slots Inspect components produced. Adjust the machining equipment or program and tooling to ensure components meet quality requirements Identify, communicate and report issues affecting machining component quality, quantity and deadlines Complete machining documentation at all stages of the work activity. For example, standard operational procedures, control documentation and contribution to audits Maintain and restore the machining work area, performing housekeeping and waste management as appropriate Ensure tools, unused materials and equipment are returned to a safe, clean and approved condition on completion of machining work Keep stakeholders for example, customers, colleagues and line managers informed about machining work Perform scheduled daily inspection and machine shut down or safe isolation Support continuous improvement activity to address business problems

Training:

Machining Technician Level 3 (A level) Apprenticeship Standard:

Over a 42 month period you will be working at company for four days a week and then 1 day a week you will be in attendance at Sandwell College 

Training Outcome:
A full-time role

Employer Description:
For over 60 years, The Boro’ Foundry has been a trusted specialist manufacturer and supplier of a wide range of castings and machined parts. Using a range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials, the team at The Boro’ Foundry are experts in using contemporary methods to provide bespoke solutions.

Working Hours :
Monday - Thursday, 8am - 4pm and Friday, 8am - 12.00pm.

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