Process Industry Manufacturing Technician Apprentice (Level 3) - Miswa Chemicals

You will start on the Morning shift (5:50am to 2:00pm), once settled in you will move to the Day shift (7:50am to 4:00pm), eventually the position will be on the PM shift (1:50pm to 00:00pm). When on the PM shift you will only work 4 days a week Batch Processing: Carry out batch production tasks such as weighing, dispensing, and mixing chemicals using a variety of equipment and techniques, as well as off-loading tankers containing hazardous and flammable products Operational Standards: Work to approved methods, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), while keeping the production area clean, safe, and well organised Health, Safety & Compliance: Follow all Health, Safety, Environmental (HSE) and HR policies, ensuring activities are completed safely and in line with statutory and company requirements Quality Assurance: Conduct in-process quality checks, daily audits (including tank readings), and batch testing to ensure product consistency, working closely with quality teams to resolve any issues Documentation & Reporting: Maintain accurate records of production activities, manage stock levels, complete batch documentation on time, and input data into stock control systems Teamwork & Communication: Take part in daily briefings and Redzone activities, communicate with planning teams to align production schedules, and escalate concerns to your line manager when needed Continuous Improvement: Support site-wide initiatives that drive improvements in safety, efficiency, and product quality

Training:

Over 24 months, you’ll devote a minimum of 6 hours of your working week on ‘off the job’ training. This can include theory training (for example, virtual lessons & online learning), alongside practical training (for example shadowing, mentoring, & time spent writing assignments. Together this will count towards a Level 3 Process Industry Manufacturing Technician apprenticeship.

You’ll be trained by an expert tutor from Tiro as well as an experienced mentor at Miswa Chemicals Ltd who together, will make sure you develop the knowledge, skills, and work habits you’ll need to succeed in your career.

Training Outcome:

When you join Miswa Chemicals Ltd, the possibilities for your success are limitless. As a successful applicant, you have the potential to secure a full-time position within the company at the conclusion of your apprenticeship.

Through practical training on the job, you will acquire new skills and gain the competence and responsibility required for manufacturing and process operations. This apprenticeship programme serves as a stepping stone towards a rewarding career in process manufacturing, with the added opportunity for the apprentice to become a registered Science or Engineering Technician (RSci/Eng Tech).

This apprenticeship offers opportunities for professional growth, enabling you to specialise in areas such as process optimisation, quality control, or maintenance, and to progress into supervisory or leadership roles within the manufacturing environment.

Employer Description:
Established in 1979, Miswa Chemicals has grown from modest beginnings into a global player in the automotive and insecticide international markets. Originally focused on meeting a demand for quality automotive products at an affordable price point, Miswa Chemicals first set up for production in a rental unit in Milton Keynes, where its two founders manufactured, filled and packaged by hand, and then sold finished products direct to market. Miswa maintains quality, value, and trust as core values. Miswa products are relied upon by trusted professionals worldwide, with quality, affordable products manufactured to the highest of standard. From producing responsibly and increasing investment in people and the plant, Miswa has seen exceptional growth, through continuous and ongoing investment enabling the company to serve a global market with millions of heritage brand products.

Working Hours :
You will start on the Morning shift (5:50am to 2:00pm), once settled in you will move to the Day shift (7:50am to 4:00pm), eventually the position will be on the PM shift (1:50pm to 00:00pm). When on the PM shift you will only work 4 days a week.

Skills:
Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative