Machining Apprentice - Rotary Power

· Developing hand tooling

· Learning advanced boring, cutting, milling, drilling, grinding and welding skills

· Producing parts using CNC machining

· Measuring/checking parts and making adjustments so they meet required specifications

· Quality checking parts to identify and solve problems

· Building your understanding of how businesses operate and the relationships between departments

· Quality, Health, Safety and Environment (QHSE) training

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 Rotary Power, South Shields, where you’ll spend four days per week with the design team 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 Machining

Apprenticeship length:

4 years

Training Outcome:

- Manufacturing Engineer 

- Manufacturing Technician

- Team Leader/Supervisor

Employer Description:
Rotary Power, part of the British Engines Group, specialises in the design, development and manufacture of hydraulic motors and pumps to a range of sectors including construction, mining and agriculture. With over 50 years of supply, the company operates from a facility in the North East and a satellite facility in India, both with strategic investment in the latest machine tool technology.

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

Skills:
Communication skills,IT skills,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Administrative skills,Team working,Initiative