Design and Draughtsperson Apprentice - Michell Bearings

· Review and interpret technical information and requirements from different sources e.g. specifications, concepts, stakeholders

· Develop effective solutions which satisfy the required standards and can be manufactured, proven, operated and maintained in a cost-effective way whilst minimising costs

· Design engineering concepts to solve engineering challenges

· Identify inaccuracies or discrepancies in engineering drawings and specifications and propose solutions

· Produce detailed engineering drawings to relevant standards and codes, using paper and computer

· Communicate and co-ordinate engineering design options with relevant stakeholders, colleagues and clients using sketches, schemes, models, detailed drawings and reports

Training:

You will complete a 4 year apprenticeship specialising in Mechanical Engineering and will study with TDR Training, completing a portfolio of evidence to prove their competence to achieve a Level 3 Diploma in Engineering Construction Design and Draughting.

Training will be completed with a training provider who will monitor training and development within a formal apprenticeship standard.

Training Outcome:

- Design Engineer

- Planning Manager

- Sales Application Engineer 

- Operations 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