Apprentice Crane Engineer

The Apprentice Crane Engineer will work towards a level 3 in an appropriate electro-mechanical discipline whilst working alongside the company's engineering team within the projects and servicing fields to develop an understanding of electro-mechanical engineering within the areas of crane and lifting equipment This will include developing the knowledge and skills, undertake trouble shooting, maintenance and repairs on cranes and associated lifting equipment which will enhance and support the development of their skills and knowledge within this field of work whilst enhancing the overall skills base of the company

Training:

What training will the apprentice take and what qualification will the apprentice get at the end?

Engineering Maintenance Technician - Dual Discipline Engineering maintenance technicians work in a range of industries that use plant - machinery, apparatus and fixtures - and equipment. This includes energy, leisure entertainment, manufacturing, processing, and utilities companies. The working environments vary across the industries. City of Bristol College (Advanced Engineering Centre) Day Release

Training Outcome:
Engineering Maintenance Technician

Employer Description:

W H Scott Group is a trusted provider of lifting, engineering, inspection and safety-critical services across the UK and Ireland. Bringing together a network of specialist companies, we deliver expert solutions in lifting equipment, material handling, testing, inspection, maintenance and compliance. With over a century of engineering heritage, we help businesses across a wide range of industries operate safely, efficiently and in line with the latest industry standards through reliable, high-quality services tailored to their needs.

Working Hours :
Monday - Friday, 08:00 - 16:30

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