Apprentice Fabricator Welder

The vacancy is an opportunity for someone who is interested in pursuing a career in Engineering. If successful, the apprenticeship could consist of up to 4 years' learning.

The first year will be based full time, Mon to Fri, at Training 2000 Ltd in the Engineering workshop where the apprentice will gain an insight into Engineering, and start to develop new skills relevant to the tasks they will be completing once they return to their respective employer.

As well as this, they will also begin their Further Education course, BTEC Diploma, City and Guilds, which will be 1 day a week classroom-based learning.

Your job role will consist of different tasks such as

Report to assigned mentor. To train in the use of machinery / equipment under the direction of skilled and competent workers. To work with one of the trained fabricator / welders on specific jobs for clients, learning to weld and fabricate steelwork to drawings as required. Make known any suggestions for improvement regarding any aspects of the workplace conditions (Health and Safety) to mentor. Be aware of the impact of ISO 9001 and BS1090 standards in terms of day-to-day working. Ensure that the work area is always kept clean and tidy. Carry out duties as requested by mentor. Remove waste materials to the relevant waste handling services. Ensure all tools and equipment are safe for use and stored responsibly. Apprentices are trained on all rules and procedures within the factory including all health and safety regulations. Be aware of the importance of wearing all necessary Personal Protective Equipment i.e. Steel toe capped boots, glasses & ear protection. Ensure that weekly timesheet is booked up correctly, signed and returned by Monday 08:30am to the admin office.

Training:

The apprentice will be working towards completing the Metal Fabricator Standard, which will include the following:

Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (Development Knowledge) Level 3 Extended Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (Development Knowledge) Functional skills - English, Maths (if not already achieved).

Training Outcome:

Engineers 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:
Harrisons Engineering was established in 1970 by the Harrison family offering engineering services to quarrying and road stone industries. We have grown, developed, and diversified to suit changes in market requirements by forging long standing, secure relationships with our clients. Based across two sites in Lancashire, we are central to the UK allowing easy nationwide coverage. Our workshops allow us to offer manufacture of new structures and off-site refurbishment works; our yards for storage and superstructure trial erections; our fleet of vehicles, plant & equipment also provide for installation, onsite regeneration, strengthening, servicing and maintenance works. Based on our five-acre site in Lancashire, we are central to the UK allowing easy nationwide coverage. Our workshops allow us to offer manufacture of new structures and off-site refurbishment works; our yards for storage and superstructure trial erections; our fleet of vehicles, plant & equipment also provide for installation, onsite regeneration, strengthening, servicing and maintenance works.

Working Hours :
Monday - Thursday, 07.30 - 16.30, Friday - 07.30 - 12.30

Skills:
Communication skills,Initiative,Safety mind-set,Strong work ethic,Dependable,Responsible,Positive attitude,Team player,Adaptable,Honesty and integrity,Self-motivation,Proactive