Machining Technician Apprentice

Working in the Manufacturing Team Primarily located in the TTP workshop, making and modifying parts for product development projects Collaborating with various colleagues across the business on projects and participating in design reviews Carrying out other tasks within the Manufacturing Team, such as prototype assembly and debugging. Training on safe operation of machinery Training on specific CNC and manual machine tools Training in hand-tool use, especially around precision modification of components Training in understanding of fundamental mechanical design principles with a hands-on perspective. For example, fitting techniques, clearances, gear PCDs, bearings etc. Training in production line set-up and manufacturing techniques Training in fault-finding and system debugging.

Training:
The apprenticeship will be day release to college two days in the first year and working at TTP the other three days with a mentor . Then the next three years will be a day release to Cambridge Regional College and four days in the work place with a mentor.

Training Outcome:

Potential opportunity to be offered a full-time role as a Machinist. The machinist technician would become a valuable member of the Manufacturing team, continuing to develop skills in mechanical machining, fabrication, prototype and production assembly, test and debug. Skills could also be developed to include electronics capabilities and coding for prototype test if the technician’s interest lies in that area.

Employer Description:
TTP is an independent technology consulting company where scientists and engineers collaborate to invent, design and develop new products and technologies. We work with the world’s most ambitious companies to address diverse, deep technology problems that enable advanced products and make a difference to people’s lives. As TTP is a multi-disciplinary environment, you will work alongside talented people from a wide range of academic backgrounds – from biologists, to engineers, to physicists – getting to learn from them, whilst also making your own mark on projects.

Working Hours :
37.5 hours a week. Monday - Friday, 9.00am - 5:30pm, with a 1 hour lunch break. College attendance will be slightly different hours.

Skills:
Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Team working,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness