Apprentice Shipwright

To be dependable and responsible, (punctual and reliable) Learn and follow all health and safety procedures required to keep yourself and others safe Familiarise yourself with all equipment; learning how to conduct pre-user checks and report all defects Learn how to safely use all plant and equipment Positively commit with mentor, training officers, supervisor and HR to complete all elements of the training programme in a timely manner Attend full-time, block release and/or day release in college, work diligently to complete, modules, units and elements of theoretical learning and underpinning knowledge in a timely manner Following an initial period of ‘Basic Engineering Skills Training’ Become a competent member of the Shipwright Department This role will include; being a part of drydocking and launching ships, carrying out safety work on vessels and repairing lifeboats Follow instructions and advice of supervisors; make a positive contribution in the production process Successfully complete trade and coding qualification tests if required to meet company needs, classification society requirements and specifications Conduct yourself in a professional manner in all contacts with course personnel, clients, inspectors, supervisors, maintaining the excellent reputation of the company

Training:

Metal Fabricator Level 3.

Training will take place full-time at The Engineering College for the first Year.

After the first year you will move across to Cammell Lairds. 

Year 1 - full-time at The Engineering College.

Year 2 & 3 - 4 days at Cammell Lairds, 1-day at The Engineering College.

Year 4 - full-time at Cammell Lairds.

Training Outcome:

Previously our apprentices have gone onto roles in the Technical Office, QA, Management and Supervision roles.

Employer Description:
Cammell Lairds is Known across the globe, the company was founded by Scottish entrepreneurs William Laird and his son John and has been operating since 1828s. Since its inception, Cammell Laird has built more than 1,350 ships including many famous and innovative vessels. Cammell Laird has been at the forefront of UK shipbuilding and ship repair for more than 120 years. As such, it has played a pivotal role in supporting the Wirral community, sustaining vital jobs and creating a lifeline for the Wirral economy.

Working Hours :
Monday - Thursday: 08.00 - 16.30 Friday: 08.00 - 14.30 - total 38 hours per week

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Number skills,Logical,Team working