Apprentice Vacancies - Manufacturing

This participative course shares good practice in planning and conducting different types of meetings for improved productivity. Delegates will learn how to run effective meetings that avoid time wasting, frustration and effort, while motivating attendees to complete agreed actions. The course also includes recommendations on completing user-friendly minutes and action plans.

Within industry the use of electronic devices and systems is so widespread that an in depth understanding of electronic devices and associated systems is essential for anyone involved with the maintenance and design of any monitoring system or electrical or mechanical control system. This 5-day course gives delegates a much more in depth understanding of digital components and systems, some component programming as well as electronic circuit construction skills and the use of test equipment.

There are many different skills and techniques within the scope of hot working of metals, particularly in the field of cutting. One of the most well-known of these skills and techniques is through the use of Oxy/Acetylene cutters and burners. This one day course seeks to give delegates the necessary training to ensure that they can operate safely and effectively in this particular technique.

The use of inflammable and toxic gases combined with oxygen have long been an integral and commonplace part of welding and cutting techniques in industry. It is so widely used that sometimes people forget about the dangers which results in many people seriously injured or killed each year by the incorrect or careless use of oxy/fuel gas equipment.

This course is accredited by EAL at Level 2 and is conducted by the National Physical Laboratory and is suitable for any person involved in these techniques as part of design, quality, production process or inspection.

This recognised training course provides a Level 4 Award and Certificate of Verifiable Achievement from EAL.