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About this apprenticeship
As an apprentice, you will work with qualified Sheet Metal Engineers on all principles throughout the apprenticeship. This will involve learning on the job and gaining experience whilst being supervised and monitored by trained and qualified Sheet Metal Engineers. The apprentice will assist engineers to complete certain tasks and will be given the opportunity to also complete work whilst supervised. Training will include:
Manual machine set up and operate such operations as Drilling, Tapping, Reaming and Graining
CNC Machine set up and operate such operations as Cutting, Bending, Punching and Insert installation
CNC Programming by creating precise digital instructions that tell computer‑controlled machines how to cut, shape, and manufacture components with accuracy and repeatability
Welding training in disciplines such as, Spot welding and Stud welding, including MIG and TIG welding
During your apprenticeship, you will be placed on an NVQ training course to become a fully qualified Fine Limit Sheet Metal Engineer. We are invested in continuous career development throughout your employment and a keen interest in engineering is crucial for this role. On successful completion of the apprenticeship, the candidate will achieve a nationally recognised engineering apprenticeship qualification.
Training
As well as gaining a broad range of professional knowledge and experience, you will gain academic and vocational qualifications such as the Level 2 Engineering Operative Apprenticeship Standard. You will also achieve Level 2 Diploma in Engineering Operations (Skills), as well as a Level 2 Certificate in Engineering Operations (Knowledge) through a virtual classroom environment.
What you could go on to do
On successful completion of your apprenticeship, you can expect progression to Sheet Metal Engineer.
Further to this, you can work towards a team leader, supervisor or manager role.
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