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Apprentice Projects Engineer
The apprentice on this Degree Apprenticeship programme will be training to become a manufacturing engineer, gaining both academic knowledge and practical experience across a wide range of manufacturing specialisms. Their average day or week will be varied and hands-on, involving technical work, project coordination, and interaction with customers and colleagues. Typical tasks the apprentice could be involved in include: Supporting system changes and upgrades, while ensuring customer expectations are managed and any necessary disruption to production is clearly communicated and minimised Working professionally on-site, representing the company’s interests when dealing with customers and contractors Accurately recording time spent on-site and on production-related tasks using company-specified tools Completing project documentation on time and to company standards, including checklists, method statements, risk assessments, and electrical drawings Following health and safety regulations specific to the company and site, and reporting any issues or deviations Opportunities to travel to sites across the UK and overseas to commission system modifications and new installations Proactively working to meet deadlines and escalating any issues that might impact project timelines On the technical side, the apprentice will: Create and update electrical schematics using AutoCAD LT Diagnose and resolve faults with a strong electromechanical understanding Apply their electrical knowledge to at least City & Guilds 18th Edition level to install, maintain, and support Promtek systems Read and interpret digital process trends and electrical schematics accurately Be competent in the design of control panels, using information such as schematic diagrams, I/O lists, or data gathered during project scoping They will also be involved in project planning and execution, including: Planning project stages, from initial concept through to quality assurance Liaising with and outsourcing to subcontractors, suppliers, and service providers to ensure successful delivery Providing accurate hardware and labour costings to support precise quotations Monitoring budgets and updating order board progress, ensuring spending remains within agreed limits Troubleshooting issues to maintain smooth project progression Supporting the Head of Projects in maintaining high standards across all tasks Assisting in reporting project progress to senior staff or other stakeholders Ensuring the project remains compliant with all relevant internal and legislative regulations Helping to delegate tasks to team members, where necessary, to keep projects on schedule Overall, this apprenticeship offers a comprehensive foundation in manufacturing engineering, combining hands-on technical training with project management, problem-solving, and customer service skills – all essential for a successful career in the field.Training: Apprentices will undertake the level 6 Manufacturing Engineer Degree Apprenticeship programme delivered by University of Staffordshire Teaching will be a mix of on the job and off the job training delivered face to face in university and online weekly sessions. The programme is delivered using a blended learning model The programme is delivered at University of Staffordshire. Apprentices will attend an induction at the beginning of the apprenticeship before the launch of the first modules. There is a four-day module launch for each learning block in October, February and May. The module launch is designed to provide apprentices with an overview of the module and its assessment. There will be a number of presentations, activities and the opportunity to get to know your tutors and other apprentices as well as a tour of the library and other university facilities To accommodate wide-ranging learning styles, approaches to teaching will be diverse, including but not limited to technical demonstrations, lectures, seminars, independent research, laboratory assignments and simulation exercises, design work, practical problem-solving tasks, presentations and group critiques Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship, apprentices will achieve their BEng (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering Training Outcome:Upon successful completion of the Degree Apprenticeship in Manufacturing Engineering, the apprentice can expect a clear and rewarding career progression within the Projecting Department The typical pathway is designed to support ongoing professional development and a gradual increase in responsibility. Graduate Manufacturing/Project Engineer Project Engineer Senior Project Engineer Project Manager / Technical Lead Further Opportunities: Opportunities also exist to specialise further (e.g., in automation or systems integration), pursue chartered status, or move into senior management roles depending on ambition and performance Employer Description:Promtek is a vibrant, family-run business established in Brindley Ford, Staffordshire in 1972. Promtek was established by Peter Williams with engineering at its heart and based upon the desire to provide expertise in designing and integrating process control and automation systems for a variety of bulk material handling industries. Fast forward to the present and although Peter is now semi-retired he still remains active in the business with his sons Charles and Simon and Daniel taking over the daily reins. Promtek has grown to specialise in Process Control and Automation, Recipe and Formulation Management Tools, Weighing and Calibration and Turn-Key System Integration. At Promtek we apply our in-depth skills, experience and expertise to developing unique and effective solutions for our clients, using off-the-shelf hardware and utilising the software engineering know-how of our in-house engineering team. Our service and support team offer 24 hours of cover, 7 days a week to assist with breakdowns and critical spares and carry out routine service visits to inspect and maintain process weighing equipment and platform scales and certify them using Trading Standards approved weights.Working Hours :Monday - Friday, 8.00am - 4.00pm May vary dependent on needs of the employerSkills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Effective Time Management,Adaptability and willingness,Enthusiastic and Reliable,Self-Driven ....Read more...