Wood Machinist Apprentice

Assist in setting up and operating woodworking machines such as saws, routers, sanders, and CNC wood machinery Learn to read and interpret technical drawings, cutting lists, and production plans Measure, mark, and inspect materials to ensure accuracy and quality of finished products Support the preparation, assembly, and finishing of wood components Maintain a clean, organised, and safe workshop environment in line with company safety procedures Learn how to maintain and perform basic troubleshooting on woodworking machines and tools Follow instructions from senior machinists and supervisors to meet production targets Assist in monitoring material usage, waste reduction, and process improvements Assist in the continuous improvement of the operations through Lean Manufacturing concepts

Training:
The apprentice will train in the workplace with regular team calls with the training provider to cover off-course work and complete modules The apprentice will have a face to face visit in the workplace once per calander month with the trainer

Training Outcome:
Career progression into skilled machinist or production technician roles

Employer Description:
Staverton’s skilled team of professionals is committed to delivering the highest quality office furniture: our products are designed to achieve FIRA’s gold standard, the world’s leading independent furniture testing centre. Thanks to a bespoke approach and our innovative and collaborative design method, we have earned an enviable reputation as a responsible and reliable award-winning British manufacturer.

Working Hours :
Mondays- Thursdays 7.30am- 4.30pm which includes a 15-minute paid break and 30 unpaid lunch Friday 7.30am- 1.30pm with a 15-minute paid break

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Team working,Creative,Initiative