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Facilities Apprentice
As a Facilities Apprentice, you’ll help keep our 24/7 manufacturing site running by learning how to maintain and support critical building services and utilities. You’ll work across mechanical, electrical and control systems, developing practical skills with structured training, mentoring and real responsibility. Complete the programme and step into a technician role, contributing to a site that saves and improves lives worldwide. Your responsibilities will include: Mechanical & Building Services: Maintain compressed air, hot/cold de‑ionised water, HVAC and vacuum systems Maintain pumps, valves and material handling equipment Safe, correct use of hand tools Working at height and in confined spaces Electrical: Maintain lighting systems, security camera equipment Understand electrical regulations and energy usage Read electrical drawings; identify components and their applications BMS: Use BMS and alarm data for fault finding on AHUs, pumps and motors Core Facilities Operations: Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM), reactive and breakdown work Condition monitoring; confirmation testing and smooth handover of plant/equipment Operate a Permit to Work system in line with BD Health & Safety procedures; wear appropriate PPE Supervise and monitor subcontractors on site Keep plant rooms locked, clean and tidy; ensure suitable spares are available; prepare parts lists and timescales for remedial work; communicate site updates Use PC tools for email, reporting, quoting and ordering parts Identify opportunities to improve processes, practices and procedures Assess urgency and impact (e.g., safety‑critical vs routine maintenance) Training:Engineering Maintenance Technician - dual discipline Level 3. During your apprenticeship, you will receive practical, on‑the‑job training and college learning across core facilities disciplines. Year 1: Monday: College studies with City College Plymouth (at BD site) Tuesday & Wednesday: Working at BD Plymouth Thursday & Friday: College studies at City College Plymouth Year 2: 1 day per week at college 4 days per week working at BD Plymouth Year 3: 1 day per week at college 4 days per week working at BD Plymouth Standard Hours: Monday to Friday Total: 37.5 hours per week Training Outcome:On successful completion of the apprenticeship programme, you’ll have the opportunity to progress into a technician role contributing to a site that saves and improves lives worldwide. This is a fantastic opportunity to build a long-term career with a global leader in healthcare manufacturing.Employer Description:Become a Maker of Possible BD is one of the largest global medical technology companies in the world. Our purpose—Advancing the World of Health™—drives everything we do. From design and engineering to manufacturing and marketing billions of MedTech products each year, we turn challenges into possibilities. Now, we’re offering an exciting opportunity to join BD Plymouth as a Facilities Apprentice, where you’ll gain hands-on experience, industry-recognised qualifications, and the chance to build a rewarding career in facilities management. BD Plymouth is one of the leading facilities in Europe for producing evacuated tubes and needles, including BD Vacutainer® blood collection products used worldwide. Located in the stunning South West of England, our site has been operating since 1981 and now employs over 850 talented people. Over the past 40+ years, we’ve grown into a world-class operation, and we’re inviting you to be part of our journey. Why Join Us? BD is proud to be certified as a Top Employer 2025 in the UK, reflecting our commitment to creating an exceptional working environment. A career at BD means learning alongside inspirational leaders and colleagues in a culture that values growth, inclusion, and innovation. At BD Plymouth, you’ll be part of a company that truly makes a difference in global healthcare—saving and improving lives every day. We value creativity, innovation, and fresh ideas, and we’ll support you in developing solutions that benefit people everywhere. We’re committed to giving back through charitable and community initiatives, and we provide a modern, supportive environment where you can learn, grow, and thrive. What We Offer A chance to start your career with a global healthcare leader Training and development opportunities to help you reach your potential Recognition and rewards for your contributions A healthy work-life balance Who Can Apply? If you’re enthusiastic, eager to learn, and ready to make a real impact, we’d love to hear from you. Join BD Plymouth and help us continue to deliver world-class healthcare solutions.Working Hours :Year 1: 3 days at City College Plymouth, 2 days at BD Plymouth (Monday - Friday). Year 2 & 3: 1 day college, 4 days at BD Plymouth (Monday - Friday). Working hours TBC.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Number skills,Team working,Creative,Non judgemental,Patience,Adaptable,Energy and enthusiasm,Initiative and ownership,Curiosity,Willingness to learn,Self-motivation & discipline,Integrity and honesty,Practical, hands-on ability,Commitment to safety ....Read more...
Engineering Apprentice
As an engineering apprentice at G&H Torquay you will have a unique opportunity to study and work in parallel in a dynamic and innovative environment. In partnership with South Devon College, you will spend four years working closely with our engineering team while complementing your workplace experience with a mixture of theoretical and practical lessons. As you progress through our apprenticeship programme you will learn about and contribute to the varied disciplines within fibre optics manufacturing while building upon your own skill set to enable the start of your career in engineering. Our apprenticeship programme offers a structured and varied learning experience, providing you with the opportunity to acquire, refine and apply valuable technical and inter-personal skills employed in fibre optics engineering. You will receive mentorship and guidance from industry professionals, allowing you to grow and develop your expertise. During the four years other, additional training and development, personal and technical will be offered as required and where appropriate. MANDATORY RESPONSIBILITIES Adherence to all Company policies, management systems and standard operational procedures, including legal responsibilities in relation to Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality Working positively to develop and foster good working relationships with colleagues and contracted personnel in order to maintain a culture of mutual respect and dignity Promote and display the G&H values: Customer focus, Integrity, Action, Unity, Precision Maintain good attendance at South Devon College RESPONSIBILITIES Assisting in the design and development of fibre optic components and systems. Participating in the manufacturing process, including fibre routing, splicing, and assembly. Conducting quality control tests and inspections to ensure product reliability and performance. Collaborating with engineers to troubleshoot technical issues and implement solutions. Producing documentation, including operating procedures and technical reports. Maintaining and calibrating manufacturing equipment and tools. Tracking of your workplace accomplishments to meet learning outcomes. Plan and attend progress meetings with colleagues. Working with engineers and technicians to implement or improve processes. Working with engineers and technicians to complete personal competencies record. Attend South Devon College, on average, once per week. PERFORMANCE MEASURES Job reports Course work Personal one to one reviews (on-site/college) PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES Self-driven Creative Inquisitive Reliable Honest Training:At G&H Torquay we have four unique manufacturing areas. During the first two years of your apprenticeship you will spend six months in each area learning the key processes for each area to form the foundation of your engineering skill set. Across all of our manufacturing areas there are a number of core skills which will be reinforced in each area: Optical fibre handling best practice Cleaving and splicing repeatability Measurement accuracy and data interpretation In our Modules area you will learn: Optical fibre routing Bespoke electronic and optical testing for the particular assemblies Cleaving and splicing for critical lengths In our Fibre-Q area you will learn: Active alignment of a Fibre Coupled Acousto-Optic Modulator (FCAOM) The introductory mathematics and physics around AOMs In our Photonic Packaging area you will learn: Introductory skills around photonics packaging such as; using pick and place machines, soldering of microelectronics, passive and active alignment and test of varied photonic devices In our Fused Fibre Optics area you will learn: How to build a fused fibre optic coupler How these devices are measured and performance verified In the final two years of your apprenticeship, you will move to our office area to support two different engineering functions; Manufacturing Engineering and NPI Engineering. In Manufacturing Engineering, you will support this function while learning: Continuous improvement strategies and techniques Maintaining and implementing Six-Sigma and 6S methodologies Product lifecycle management In NPI Engineering, you will support this function while learning: Documentation creation and maintaining; build and test procedures and bills-of-materials Creation and implementation of new optical and electronic test methods Managing product development cycles moving from Research and Development to Operational phases Training Outcome:Our engineering apprentices have had varied continuation of their careers with G&H: Becoming Manufacturing Engineering Technicians who directly support operations with building of complex products, take the lead on production documentation, root cause analysis and training of production operators. Becoming New Product Introduction (NPI) Technicians who support research and development functions as well as new build-to-print products. Their responsibilities take on a mixture of hands-on measurement development and documentation as well as managing administrative task such as bill-of-materials creation and management and build procedure writing and review. Continuing their education. At G&H we offer entry to into degree level and foundation degree level courses for suitable applicants. Employer Description:G&H is a world leader in optical designing, testing and manufacturing. As experts in the technology of light, G&H works with customers to provide optical systems, assemblies, and components for demanding applications Headquartered in Ilminster, Somerset, UK with primary operations in the USA and Europe, G&H is recognised for the breadth of our acousto-optic, electro-optic, crystal-optic, fibre optic, and precision optic products. G&H is recognised as the preferred source for OEMs in the life sciences, industrial, and aerospace and defence industries, with a history of quality and excellence that dates back over seventy-five years. At our Torquay site, we design and manufacture best-in-class fibre optics components and modules, for a worldwide customer base of industrial, aerospace, and life science OEMs. Our products are used in a diverse range of applications including undersea intercontinental telecoms cabling, medical diagnostic and surgical equipment, oil and gas pipeline security, and aircraft refuelling. Our success is built on innovation, precision, and the talent of our people. We are committed to developing capability at every stage of a career, from apprenticeships and graduate pathways through to leadership development.Working Hours :Mon-Thurs 8am to 4pm, Friday 8am to 3pm.Skills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative ....Read more...