2 Apprenticeship Technical Support Engineer Jobs in the Midlands

The Polypipe apprenticeship programme allows apprentices to build a strong foundation of capability. As an Apprentice Technical Support Engineer, you will gain mechanical and electrical engineering knowledge, coupled specialist polymer training. We offer a starting a wage of £9.81 per hour, industry leading training and career development. … at our Horncastle site, learning and being mentored by our team of experts. Supported by your training and our team, your tasks will include: · Technical support to production teams - Machine setting/set-up procedures. · Adhere to Health and Safety and Company policy and procedure. · Carry out/… associated duties as required. Training Level 3 Maintenance and Operations Engineering Technician Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Engineering A bespoke programme of practical, technical and vocational learning Functional Skills in maths and English (if applicable) The Polypipe Apprentice Programme provides a fantastic opportunity for apprentices to build a more »

Fantastic opportunity for a technically minded individual who'll have the chance to get involved to support the assigned manufacturing areas for engineering investigations, learn how to actively assess areas and improve to achieve a robust standardised process/capability through detailed procedures and training. Apply today for a … cause and problem solving to improve process. Work with the team to investigate existing repeating issues and undertake continuous improvement projects. Learn how to support manufacturing areas with problem solving to ensure customer orders remain mobile and the areas meet the daily performance targets for output, reduced scrap and … APQP requirements. Understand to investigate and make engineering additions to the process as necessary to ensure customer compliance and throughput of orders within manufacturing. Support manufacturing areas with problem solving to ensure customer orders remain mobile and the areas meet the daily performance targets for output, reduced scrap and more »