Welder Apprentice
Learning and applying welding techniques on a variety of materials and components.
Assisting with the fabrication and assembly of vehicle parts and structures.
Following engineering drawings, build specifications and work instructions.
Working alongside skilled welders and fitters to develop your practical skills.
Carrying out quality checks and taking responsibility for the standard of your work.
Maintaining a safe, clean and organised working environment, including the correct use of PPE.
Supporting continuous improvement activities and working collaboratively with the wider production team.
Attending college and completing coursework towards the Level 2 Welder apprenticeship standard.
Preparing for and completing your End Point Assessment, including practical assessments and interviews.
Building your knowledge across different areas of manufacturing as your skills develop.
Training:
Apprenticeships include paid time away from work for specialist training. You’ll study at a training provider for one day per week to gain professional knowledge and skills relevant to your apprenticeship and to compliment the expectations of your job role.
Training Outcome:
You can work as a qualified semi-skilled welder or fabrication assistant in industries like construction, manufacturing, and automotive. You could also progress to a Level 3 Plate Welder apprenticeship or specialise in specific advanced techniques like high-pressure pipe welding.
Employer Description:
For over 125 years, Dennis Eagle has been designing and manufacturing industry-leading refuse collection vehicles, helping to create cleaner, safer and more sustainable communities. Combining trusted expertise with innovative thinking, we develop high-quality waste management solutions and pride ourselves on delivering outstanding support to customers across the UK and around the world.
Working Hours :
Monday to Friday. Shifts to be confirmed.
Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Number skills,Logical,Physical fitness