Electrical Engineering Manufacturing Operative Apprentice

The Electrical Engineering Manufacturing Operative Apprentice will support the production team in assembling, inspecting, and packaging products while developing practical manufacturing skills. This role combines on-the-job training with formal learning, providing the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a manufacturing environment while working towards a recognised qualification.

Key Responsibilities

Health, Safety & Environment. Know your responsibilities for health, safety, and well-being at work. Follow safety rules and care for the environment. Use and look after your safety gear (PPE). Work in a sustainable way, like recycling and disposing of waste safely.

Workplace Preparation & Maintenance

Keep your work area clean and ready to use. Look after tools, machines, and equipment, doing simple checks and storing them properly.

Engineering Information & Communication.

Read and understand instructions, drawings, and technical documents. Communicate clearly with others, whether that's talking, writing, or using digital tools.

Hand & Machine-Based Engineering Tasks.

Use hand tools to measure, mark out, and shape materials. Use machines for tasks like drilling, turning, milling, grinding, CNC, and 3D printing.

Components and Fastenings.

Learn about and use common parts, fixings, and materials when building or preparing components.

Quality Control.

Check your work to make sure it's done right, using simple tests and visual checks. Assist with the assembly of products in line with work instructions and company procedures. Carry out basic quality checks under supervision to ensure products meet required standards. Report any defects, faults, or concerns to the Production Supervisor. Support the packaging of finished goods for safe storage and dispatch. Follow all health and safety procedures to maintain a safe working environment, including the correct use of PPE. Work collaboratively with team members to meet production targets and deadlines. Maintain a clean, tidy, and organised work area.  Learn and develop skills across different areas of the production process as part of the apprenticeship programme.

Training Outcome:

Engineers work in high-tech, dynamic environments using state of the art equipment. They are inventors, designers and problem solvers, people who make a difference to the way we live. As trained professionals, engineers are well paid and highly respected. Many get top jobs and even run their own companies. If you enjoy working as part of a team, like solving problems and have a practical flair, you will find engineering has a lot to offer.

Employer Description:

GJD is an industry leader in the design, UK manufacturing and supply of professional external detector equipment. Ranging from CCTV and lighting controllers to our range of White-Light and Infra-Red LED Illuminators utilised in the intruder surveillance industry.

Working Hours :
Monday to Thursday 7:30 / 8am to 4 / 4:30pm Friday 7:30 / 8am to 4 / 4:30pm.

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