RDUK Engineering Apprentice

The Apprentice's responsibilities include learning and developing practical and theoretical engineering skills, participating in meetings and workshops (on and offsite), observing all health and safety codes, completing individual tasks and assignments, as well as delivering presentations to staff and other stakeholders. You should be well organised, flexible, and willing to assist wherever possible.

As an Engineering Apprentice, you will:

Attend college, studying for a Higher Level Apprenticeship Level 4 (Engineering). Rotate around the engineering department developing skills and understanding. Work with and learn from the employees in the Engineering department and the Programme teams;Support Programme teams in the delivery of engineering tasks and activities. Develop technical skills in the design and development of military systems ranging from mechanical, electrical and systems design. Develop and understanding of military products and their constituent parts. Develop an understanding of product life cycles from concept through to manufacture. Develop an understanding of different business processes and tools including specific engineering toolsets. Apply academic skills to the working environment. Develop interpersonal skills. Undertake other duties and tasks as directed by line managers.

Training Outcome:

Potential for further development at Rheinmetall - but no guarantee can be made.

Employer Description:
Rheinmetall Defence UK Limited was established in 2009 to strengthen its presence in the UK defence market, leading key programmes like the Boxer Mechanised Infantry Vehicle and Challenger 3 Main Battle Tank. The company collaborates closely with the UK Ministry of Defence and has made significant investments, including facilities in Telford and Bristol, to support long-term defence capabilities. Additionally, its subsidiary, Rheinmetall BAE Systems Land (RBSL), plays a crucial role in manufacturing and supporting military vehicles for the British Army, contributing to the UK’s defence industry and workforce.

Working Hours :
40 hours, Monday to Friday, inclusive of mandatory study time. Shifts to be confirmed.

Skills:
Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Time keeping,Proficient in MS office suite