Advanced manufacturing (mechanical and manufacturing) > Level 5
Positions
1
Location
18,
Carmean Road,
Magherafelt, BT45 7UT
Salary
£
Start date
Location Type
Site
Job Description
The starting annual base salary will be commensurate with the successful applicant's age, experience and apprenticeship level.
The successful candidate will join our production team at Carmean Limeworks and will be trained in all aspects of maintenance (i.e. mobile and process plant).
The role will include maintenance support for the following disciplines. The appointed apprentice will be mentored by an experienced fitter.
Mobile plant including tractors, forklifts, excavators, shovels, dump trucks etc.
Process plant including crushers, screeners, asphalt & concrete mixers, and block makers, etc.
Full Training & Development in support of the apprenticeship will be offered to the successful candidate who must be able to fulfill the below requirements:
Full Driving License.
Passionate about mechanical manufacturing.
Commitment to Safe Systems of Work.
Self-Motivated and able to take responsibility.
Strong Communication Skills (Written & Oral).
Able to work effectively in a team environment.
Problem-solving and decision-making ability.
Aptitude for managing time and resources.
Strong focus on achieving results.
Applicable courses
Whilst you are applying to an employer through Workplus you must apply directly to the training providers to secure your place on the apprenticeship course.
Advanced Manufacturing (Mechanical & Manufacturing)Northern Regional College
Description
Northern Regional College is offering a Higher Level Apprenticeship in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering. This programme has been designed to provide the manufacturing and engineering sector in Northern Ireland with high grade technicians and engineers who have practical skills, combined with a higher education qualification.
The programme will facilitate progression from Level 3 apprenticeship and could also encourage future progression to Level 6 qualifications and enable apprentices to work towards Incorporated Engineer status.
The framework covers a wide range of job roles in advanced manufacturing and engineering which broadly fit into the higher-level skills requirements for differing sectors.
The qualifications in this framework contribute to general competence as measured in the Engineering Council's UK specification.
Companies currently participating in the Higher Level Apprenticeship programme include AGR Automation, Camden Group, Emerson Copeland, FP McCann, K-tec Automation, Maine Surface Finishing, McAuley Engineering, Randox Laboratories, RLC UK, Ryobi Aluminium Castings, Sensata and Wrightbus.
Modules
Award
Foundation Degree in Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering
Validated By
Ulster University
Eligibility
18+ Fully Funded
Entry Criteria
You must be at least 18 years on or before 1 July in the year you start your course and must satisfy the general entry requirements.
As minimum you need to: be a new employee in, or about to take up a permanent remunerative employment offer, or an existing employee moving to a new job role that requires a substantial amount of learning and skills development commensurate to the apprenticeship pathway. An exception may be made if an individual is already on an apprenticeship pathway at a lower level, with the HLA providing a progression route without the need to move to a new job role. It is the employer’s responsibility to ensure this criteria is met. be employed by a company with a permanent base in Northern Ireland, have a contract of employment in place, be contracted to work a minimum of 21 hours per week (which includes day release/off-the-job directed training) with one employer, and in receipt of the appropriate wage.
have achieved all necessary entry qualifications determined by the relevant sector (see below)
pass any entry tests specified by the relevant sector
be the minimum school leaving age in Northern Ireland. Entry qualifications
A minimum of 56 UCAS tariff points comprising a pass grade in at least one STEM subject at Advanced GCE or AS GCE level. Candidates must have studied Maths or Physics to at least Level 3.
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (MPP) in an Engineering Programme.
BTEC Level 3 Diploma (MM) in an Engineering Programme.
A qualification or set of qualifications considered by Ulster University to be equivalent to one of the above.
GCSE English minimum Grade C or approved equivalent.
GCSE Maths minimum Grade C or approved equivalent.
Third country nationals, including European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Swiss Nationals and their family members, are eligible to undertake a HLA provided they have a right to live and work in the UK. See HLA page for further details.
In circumstances where there are more applications for the course than there are places available, the College reserves the right to select candidates from those achieving the highest grades.
Where applicants wish to have prior education and/or experience taken into account, they should contact the relevant Course Director by 10th August, as an APEL application deadline will apply.
Where applicants do not meet the necessary entry requirements, they may be directed to study an appropriate BTEC Level 3 qualification in Engineering.
Please note: If a course is over-subscribed the college reserves the right to enhance the entry criteria.
Duration
3
Start Date
Thursday 12 September 2024
End Date
Sunday 27 June 2027
Progression Pathway
Upon successful completion of the Higher Level Apprenticeship, you can continue your studies by working towards a Level 6 qualification and Incorporated Engineer status or progress into employment within the manufacturing and engineering sector.
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