Engineering Apprenticeship (Milling)

How to work safely by adhering to safety procedures and regulations Learning how to read & understand Engineering Drawings Learning how to set up Vices, fixtures and Datums on Machines Manufacture of precision components to supplied CAD and drawings Operating CNC milling machines of various sizes Help Confidently program parts, partially responsible for setting and operating with guidance Deburring Maintain program and tooling records for all components produced Responsible for basic inspection of parts to ensure ongoing quality Learn Autodesk PowerMill and Fusion 360 for CAD/CAM programming Carry out daily / weekly machine maintenance Maintain clean and tidy work ethic

Training:
1 day per week at college and 4 days per week on site at AJM

Training Outcome:
Job offer at the end of the apprenticeship

Employer Description:

Business been in operation since 1964. Manufacturer of precision parts and moulds in a variety of metals including exotics.

Working Hours :
Mon to Thu 8am to 5pm with lunch (1pm to 1.30pm) Fri 8am to 1pm Cannot confirm which day will be at college until course information supplied.

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