Sector: Engineering Awarding Body:EAL Qualification: Level 2 Apprenticeship in Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering Qualification Type: Apprenticeship Framework Duration: 12 months Type of Assessment: Continuous assessment throughout the programme
What you will Learn
> Ability to understand and interpret engineering data and documentation
> Complete engineering activities both efficiently and effectively
> Use a range of machinery to produce mechanical components
> Be able to work both independently and as part of a team
> Health, safety and welfare in the workplace
> Effective communication with all key stakeholders to ensure tasks are completed within the agreed timescales
Overview
As a mechanical manufacturer, you will work alongside skilled engineers to develop your skills and knowledge to make or repair machinery and equipment.
Tasks may include a variety of the following; grinding, milling, turning and fitting, repairing and modifying mechanical components.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal qualifications required for this role however it is preferential that you have either completed the Engineering Study Programme or have some experience of working within this industry.
Roles Available in this Sector
> Mechanical Engineer
> Production Engineer
> Manufacturing Operative
> Team Leader
Progression
> Level 3 Apprenticeship in Mechanical Manufacturing
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