Careers you can train for with an Engineering Apprenticeship include:
Engineering Operative
An Engineering operative is a common entry level position in the manufacturing and engineering sector. The role would include working individually and as a part of a team, restoring components and assembling and repairing machines and press tools.
General Welder – ARC Processes
A General welder produces good quality welds using two welding processes/material type combinations. The role will include positioning, preparing and checking the welding equipment, receiving, handling and maintaining consumables and inspecting and reporting to the production control system.
Metal Casting Foundry and Pattern Making Technician
Metal casting foundry and patternmaking technicians are involved in highly skilled, complex and important roles in the case metals industry. The role will include performing safety, quality and compliance checks and using the correct processes, procedures and equipment to complete projects.
Maintenance and Operations Engineering Technician
Electrical/mechanical maintenance operations engineering and technician work on various types of plant and equipment commonly found in the engineering industry. The role will include installing, testing, servicing, replacing and repairing different types of equipment.
Machining Technician
Machining technician roles can be found in the Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering (AME) sector. The role will include interpreting information, setting up, operating, adjusting or editing machine settings and using CNC equipment.
Lead Engineering Maintenance Technician
A Lead engineering maintenance technician has a multi-disciplinary role, managing and leading other technicians. You would be offering engineering support, technical leadership and expertise to businesses small and large.