Engineering Operative Apprenticeship

Level 2

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Fundamental Engineering Skills

Performing a range of Engineering Operations

Engineering Operatives are predominantly involved in engineering operations which are key to the success of the Manufacturing and Engineering sector allowing employers to grow their business while developing a work force with the relevant skills and knowledge to enhance the sustain the  sector.

During and after their training, Engineering Operatives will cover a wide range of common and job specific skill sets that can be transferred across the manufacturing engineering industry sectors during the course of their careers.

Core Knowledge

Core Knowledge

Apprentices will learn the following core knowledge:
  How to obtain the necessary job instructions, engineering drawings and specifications and how to interpret them
  Relevant statutory, quality, environmental compliance procedures/systems, organisational and health and safety regulations relating to engineering operations
  Their individual roles and responsibilities within the organisation and the flexibility required to support the achievement of company targets
  Engineering operational practices, processes and procedures
  Potential problems that can occur within the engineering operations and how they can be avoided.

Core Skills

Apprentices will learn the following core skills:
  Work safely at all times, complying with health and safety legislation, regulations, environmental compliance procedures and systems and other relevant guidelines
Identify and deal appropriately with any risks, hazards, hazardous situations and problems that may occur within the engineering environment within the limits of their responsibility
Demonstrate effective communication skills which include oral, written, electronic
Complete appropriate documentation accurately, efficiently and legibly using the correct terminology where required
Obtain and follow the correct documentation, specifications and work instructions in accordance with time constraints and the roles and responsibilities identified for the engineering activities, extracting the necessary data/information from specification and related documentation
Select and use appropriate tools, equipment and materials to carry out the engineering operation
Deal appropriately with any problems that may occur within the manufacturing environment within the limits of their responsibility
Work efficiently and effectively at all times maintaining workplace organisation and minimising waste

What Our Clients Say About Us

“A pleasure to work with, and obviously good at what he does”
Gill Peak
Birtley Group
“Flexible, personable, and highly professional”
Wesley Auden
Senior Human Resources Professional, Adient
“Unrivalled Commitment to our Business”
Chris Goodburn
Continuous Improvement Manager, First Great Western
“A Tremendously Powerful Training Partnership”
David Garrard
Continuous Improvement Manager, First Capital Connect
“Visible and Measurable Return on Investment”
Bryan Harris
MD, Harrington Generators International Ltd
“A Great Source of Support”
Nick Bridgman
Production Engineer, Surgical Innovations Limited
“We Could't have Done it Without You”
Philip Yell
Operations Manager, Safetykleen Ltd

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Address: Genesis Centre, 32-46 King Street, Alfreton, Derbyshire, DE55 7DQ

Phone Number: 01773 417340

Email Address: info@qualitrain.co.uk

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