Fabrication Apprentice PRIME SECURITY GATE AUTOMATION LTD
The fabrication apprentice will work with time served fabricators and learn how to read drawings, select steel and prepare materials.
Closing date: 30 Dec 2023
Apprenticeship summary
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Annual wage
£10,982.40
Wages explained
Apprentices are paid for their normal working hours and training that's part of their apprenticeship (usually one day per week).
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Working week
Monday - Friday 9am-5pm
Total hours per week: 40
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Expected duration
42 Months
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Possible start date
15 Jan 2024
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Date posted
28 Sep 2023
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Apprenticeship level
Intermediate
Level 2 (GCSE) -
Reference number
VAC1000201756
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Positions
1 available
What you will do in your working day
The broad purpose of the occupation is to carry out metal fabrication work using steel plate and metal sheet
The Fabricator apprentice will work alone or in teams in the factory
The Fabricator apprentice will use a large range of metals at a range of thicknesses from 0.5mm up to over 20mm
In their daily work, the apprentice will interact with planners, supervisors, inspectors, designers, welders, and many others involved in manufacturing
The fabricator apprentice will be responsible for the quality and accuracy of their own work whilst ensuring it conforms to a relevant specification such as an engineering drawing
The Fabricator apprentice will be responsible for the health, safety and environmental (HS&E) protection of themselves and others around them
The training you will be getting
General welder (arc processes)
Level 2 (GCSE)
What to expect at the end of your apprenticeship
Once the apprentice has completed they will become a time served metal fabricator
Requirements and prospects
Desired skills and personal qualities
Qualifications
About the employer
Employer
PRIME SECURITY GATE AUTOMATION LTD
http://www.primeautomation.co.uk/
Address
UNIT 2 RIVERSDALE WAY
NEWBURN HAUGH IND EST
NEWBURN
NE15 8SF
Training
Training provider
TDR TRAINING LIMITED
Adjustments for experience
You could reduce your training time, or finish your apprenticeship faster, if you have relevant prior learning or experience. This could be relevant:
- training
- qualifications, like an NVQ in a relevant field
- industry or sector experience
Apprenticeship standard
General welder (arc processes)
Level 2 (GCSE)
Demonstrating experience
If your application is successful, you will have a chance to discuss your relevant prior learning or experience with your training provider and employer. You will all need to agree any adjustments to your training plan.
You should be prepared to show your competence, and evidence of relevant qualifications
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