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Level 4 Engineering Manufacturing Technician

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Duration: 42 months + 3-month Gateway

Solving skills gaps in Engineering through funded apprenticeships

If you’re looking to develop skilled Engineering Manufacturing Technicians, this apprenticeship might be the right fit for you and your employees.

During this training, we will work with you to deliver the right skills, knowledge and behaviours for the following job roles:

  • Costing engineers
  • Installation engineers
  • Manufacturing procurement engineers
  • Manufacturing production engineers
  • Process engineers
  • Production support engineers
  • Quality engineers
  • Test and commissioning engineers.
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What your apprentice will learn

The programme covers a wide range of essential engineering and manufacturing topics, including:

  • Manufacturing methods and production systems
  • Engineering drawings, documentation and reporting
  • Quality systems and compliance
  • Root cause analysis and process improvement
  • Costing and manufacturing planning
  • Project management and engineering change control
  • Data analysis and KPI reporting
  • Health, safety, environmental and sustainability practices
  • Lean tools and continuous improvement
  • New product introduction
  • CAD, databases and engineering software tools.

This is an apprenticeship offer, led by Total People — part of the LTE Group

Apprentices attend UCEN at our Openshaw campus one day a week to be taught the HNC qualification that is a mandatory qualification within the standard.

Off-the-job learning includes:

  • Classroom and blended theory sessions
  • Practical skills development
  • Work shadowing
  • Supported study time for assignments.

All training is directly linked to the apprenticeship standard and designed to build new skills.

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I’m gaining both Electrical and Mechanical unit skills and knowledge, along with CAD drawing. All of this will help with my eventual goal of becoming a Site Technician.

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