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MAN Heavy Vehicle Apprenticeship – Cordwallis Heathrow

CORDWALLIS COMMERCIALS (MAIDENHEAD) LIMITED

LOCATION
📍 Feltham, TW14 8ND
PAY
💶 £17,202 a year
HOURS
⏰ 40 hours per week hrs/week
DURATION
📅 3 Years
APPLY BY
SECTOR
Engineering and manufacturing

Employer information

Requirements

Apprenticeship Standard: Heavy vehicle service and maintenance technician (level 3) (Level 3) Desired skills: No skills required, Full training will be provided

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About this apprenticeship

With the rapid increase in the complexity of today’s trucks- and the technology needed to keep them up and running- first class training for those involved in the vital servicing and maintenance of these vehicles has become more important than ever.
The MAN Apprentice Programme gives you the chance to join the select group of specialist technicians working on some of the most modern, sophisticated trucks on the road.
The day-to-day tasks include:

Observing and assisting technicians
Following health and safety procedures
Servicing
MOTs
All aspects of vehicle maintenance and repair

Training

Not only will apprentices be working and be trained at a Cordwallis workshop, but they will also attend our Manchester Experience Training Centre eight times a year, for a 1-week period, to work towards their Level 3 in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair.
A skills coach will visit at least every 28 days as part of a close support network, to ensure that apprentices are both enjoying and succeeding in their course.
An Apprentice’s training includes:

Level 3 in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Apprenticeship Standard
Functional Skills (English and maths) if required

What you could go on to do

MAN believes in providing an extensive, high-quality apprenticeship which gives their apprentices the opportunity to advance, succeed and fulfil all ambitions for a career in the motor industry and with such a wide range of skills instilled, an apprentice can move into any other area of the motor industry.

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