Manufacturing Apprentice

As an Assembly Manufacturing Apprentice, you will take part in a comprehensive training programme designed to develop your skills and knowledge to become a competent assembly operator. You will work closely with experienced mentors across the site, gaining hands-on experience in mechanical and sheet metal assembly processes. Your commitment to both the business and the training provider is key to successfully completing the practical and coursework elements of the apprenticeship.

Assembly Operations (Primary Role):

Assemble a range of components and finished products using engineering drawings, work instructions, and specifications. Use hand and power tools safely and effectively. Carry out fitting tasks such as drilling, tapping, fastening, and aligning parts. Ensure all assemblies meet required quality standards. Perform basic inspections and checks during and after assembly.

Paint Shop Support (Secondary Role):

Assist with preparation of parts for painting (e.g. masking, cleaning, loading/unloading). Support paint processes in line with quality and safety standards. Help maintain cleanliness and organisation within the paint area.

Health & Safety Compliance:

Follow all site health & safety, environmental, and quality procedures always. Maintain a clean and organised work area (5S standards).

Training:
The successful candidate will complete Level 2 Lean Manufacturing Apprenticeship Standard This will be delivered in the workplace, with a tutor visiting once a month but may also require college attendance. If you don't already have maths and English, you will need to attend weekly classes would be weekly until the exams are passed If you hold either GCSE grade 3 or above, or a level 1 in maths and English, you will not be required to do these again

Training Outcome:
Possibility of permanent employment and going on to complete further qualifications

Employer Description:
Sheet metal fabrication company Hydram Sheet Metalwork supplies metal products, components and precision sheet metal fabrications on a subcontract basis to market leading companies in industries such as railway, public transport, lighting, furniture, earth-moving machinery/off-highway vehicles and white goods. The sheet metal fabricator is committed to providing outstanding manufacturing services, working closely with customers to establish long-term partnerships and aiming to be the one of the best sheet metal fabrication companies in the UK.

Working Hours :
Monday - Thursday, 8.00am - 4.30pm and Friday, 8.00am - 3.00pm

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative