Engineering Operative Apprenticeship

Prepare machines for builds, carry out calibrations and conduct routine maintenance, resolve machine build issues, and support the engineering team to recover build failures to minimise scrap Ensure machine parameters meet part production specifications prior to manufacturing Operate and monitor machines performance during the manufacturing process to ensure key parameters are maintained Identify and troubleshoot any technical issues that may arise during the printing process and inform the AM Supervisor Conduct regular quality checks on the printed parts to ensure surface quality and dimensional accuracy before dispatch to the next operation Follow established quality control procedures to ensure the manufactured parts meet specifications and quality standards Document and report any deviations or non-conformities in the manufacturing process or finished products Evaluate the assigned schedule and where potential delays are foreseen, ensure timely communication to shift lead(s), supporting alternative plans that minimise the effect on delivery Collaborate with the maintenance team or equipment suppliers for complex repairs or maintenance tasks Working to standard operating procedures whilst maintaining cleanliness and housekeeping standards within the workplace Adhere to all company safety policies and procedures, ensuring a safe working environment for oneself and colleagues Support and encourage team working across the shift and shift patterns Work efficiently within manufacturing as part of an established team Actively participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance productivity, quality, and operational efficiency Providing feedback and suggestions for process improvements to the AM Supervisor and engineering team

Training:
Engineering Operative Level 2 Carrying out a range of engineering operations City of Bristol College (Advanced Engineering Centre) Day Release

Training Outcome:
Full time employment- route to become an Additive Manufacturing
Technician

Employer Description:
DEEP Manufacturing is concerned with large-scale metal component production using additive manufacturing and 3D printing techniques. We use cutting edge technologies in this process and aim to serve industries such as maritime, subsea, aerospace and energy where large, complex components are needed and where speed, scalability and certification are critical.

Working Hours :
Monday- Friday 9am- 5pm

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Team working,Initiative