Production Apprentice

Learning & Development    

• Complete the agreed apprenticeship programme, attend required college / training sessions and maintain evidence of learning and competence


• Work through a structured training plan covering sheet metal processes, assembly processes, safe systems of work, quality expectations and workplace behaviours


• Seek feedback, ask questions and take ownership of personal development, attendance, timekeeping and learning progress.

Sheet Metal Work    

• Support basic sheet metal activities such as marking out, drilling, deburring, grinding, folding, fitting and preparation of parts under supervision


• Learn to read simple drawings, operation sheets and work instructions, and understand how dimensions, tolerances and finish affect part quality.

Electromechanical Assembly        

• Support assembly tasks involving mechanical components, brackets, panels, fasteners, wiring, basic electrical sub-assemblies and final fit-up operations


• Use hand tools and simple production equipment safely and correctly, escalating issues where parts, tools or instructions are unclear

Quality & Continuous Improvement          

• Follow work instructions, drawings and inspection requirements to help ensure parts are made right first time


• Identify obvious defects, damage, shortages or process issues and report them promptly to the supervisor or trainer.

Health, Safety & Housekeeping     

• Work safely at all times, follow risk assessments, PPE requirements, machine controls and company safety procedures.

Teamwork      

• Work positively with Production, Engineering, Quality, Warehouse and other teams to support delivery, quality and customer service.