Apprentice Welder

  • Company: L.F.E. ENGINEERING LTD
  • Location: COVENTRY, CV4 8AW
  • Type: Apprenticeship
  • Salary: £15,600.00 per year
  • Sector: Engineering and manufacturing
  • Ref: NAS-2000045390
  • Application Deadline Date: 21/08/2026
  • Start Date: 01/10/2026
  • Positions Available: 4
  • Working Week: Monday to Friday

Brief Description

LFE Engineering Ltd is looking for enthusiastic new apprentices to join our experienced fabrication team in Coventry. This is an excellent opportunity to develop practical welding and fabrication skills while working towards a Level 2 Welder apprenticeship with Coventry College. 

Training to be Provided

Apprenticeships include paid time away from work for specialist training. You’ll study at a training provider for one day per week to gain professional knowledge and skills relevant to your apprenticeship and to compliment the expectations of your job role.

Future Prospects

You can work as a qualified semi-skilled welder or fabrication assistant in industries like construction, manufacturing, and automotive. You could also progress to a Level 3 Plate Welder apprenticeship or specialise in specific advanced techniques like high-pressure pipe welding.

Vacancy Detail

Working alongside skilled welders, fabricators and supervisors, you will learn how to safely produce fabricated steel components from engineering drawings. Your work will include material preparation, setting up welding equipment, welding and fabrication, checking completed work and maintaining a safe, tidy workplace. 


Key Responsibilities:


• Follow health and safety procedures, risk assessments and safe systems of work. 
• Read and work from engineering drawings, job instructions and welding specifications. 
• Prepare, mark out, cut, form, fit and assemble materials and components. 
• Set up and use welding and fabrication equipment under appropriate supervision. 
• Develop competence in relevant welding processes, including MIG/MAG and TIG. 
• Check dimensions and visually inspect completed work against quality requirements. 
• Report defects, equipment issues and safety concerns promptly. 
• Attend college and complete all apprenticeship training, coursework and assessments. 


Day to day Activities:


• Collect and prepare materials, tools, PPE and welding equipment. 
• Practise and complete welding and fabrication tasks with guidance from experienced colleagues. 
• Use measuring equipment to check component dimensions and alignment. 
• Clean and dress welds where required and assist with final quality checks. 
• Record work and training evidence and keep the work area clean and organised. 

Other Information

Skills:


You will have experience working in a workshop environment and able to operate a range of tools and/or machines, ideally having had some experience welding.  You will be able to demonstrate safe working practices in busy workshop environments.


 


Other requirements:


You will have good interpersonal skills, demonstrate reliable work-ready behaviours and be able to follow instructions accurately.

Ready to start your adventure?