Heritage Ironworker and Engineer Apprenticeship (Coachbuilding, machining and metalworking)

This apprenticeship combines old-school coachbuilding and fabrication with modern technology. Apprentices will be taught about:

The history and development of materials, vehicle and metalwork construction Hand skills, technical drawing and pattern development and welding Forge work and fabrication including bending, folding, shrinking and stretching Wheeling, making bucks, removal and replacement of components

The successful applicant will be building unique iconic vehicles and structures.

Training:

Heritage Engineering Technician Level 3.

Training Outcome:

On completion of the Programme, you will be qualified as a Heritage Engineering Technician. Employment with Donkeywell Forge after completion of the apprenticeship is not guaranteed but very likely, subject to performance and a permanent position being available.

The classic vehicle and ironworking industry is thriving and the companies that HSA work with are world-class. Prospects for progression range from specialist technical roles to management positions and international work opportunities.

Employer Description:
Donkeywell Forge began life in 2012 as a traditional blacksmith’s forge. They pride themselves on the diverse projects they are able to create, design and make in a range of metals for its discerning global client base. All projects are hand crafted by their master architectural metalworkers at their forge which is located in the Cotswolds. Items they make include bespoke coachbuilding, ironwork, gates and railings, arches, railings, grilles, grates and bespoke artisan commissions.

Working Hours :
Monday – Thursday 8:00am – 5:00pm Friday 8:00am – 3:00pm

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Administrative skills,Number skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness,Timekeeping