Apprentice Fabricator / Welder

The apprentice will receive training to complete the below duties:

Understanding the working environment, basic processes of fabrication and welding Checking off deliveries of materials and their relevance to the project in hand Working with individual parts of materials and how they come together to form the larger item Understanding fabrication drawings and the process of checking work against them Stock control and relevance of it to the wider running of the fabrication workshop Involvement with CE Marking and the basic requirements General duties which may include anything from keeping a clean work area through to sourcing additional materials stored within the premises, example being structural bolts

Training:
The qualification the apprentice shall recieve at the end of the apprenticeship will be the Level 2 Engineering Operative Apprenticeship Standard Day release will involve attending SBC Training in Shrewsbury one day a week Skills, Knowledge and Behaviours – Learners and employers will have a range of options to select from that cover each knowledge module of the apprenticeship standard Functional Skills - These provide practical skills to help gain the most out of work, education and everyday life. Learners will complete written and online tests End point assessment - The End Point Assessment is the final stage of the apprenticeship. It comprises written and practical tests as well as a professional dialogue and interview

Training Outcome:
The successful applicant may have a full time position at the end of the apprenticeship

Employer Description:
K&M Engineering Limited are based close to Shrewsbury. We have continually delivered high quality design and build, structural steel and cladding projects for more than 50 years. Managing all aspects of your projects from the initial design and local authority applications to construction and hand over.

Working Hours :
Monday - Friday, 8.00am - 4.30pm

Skills:
Attention to detail,Physical fitness