Apprentice Electrical Technician

Introduction

At Huxley Bertram we design and build bespoke special purpose machines, automated equipment and mechanical aids. 

About the Employer

Founded in 1979, we have delivered over 1000 solutions, transforming client’s operations in industries from pharmaceutical and nuclear to research and academia.

What You'll Do

Main Roles and Responsibilities:

Machinery Electrical Build:

• Assist in the electrical build of machinery under appropriate supervision and to the project specific requirements.
• Understand & follow electrical schematics and build documentation.
• Participate in electrical testing, commissioning and fault finding.
• Attend customer sites to install machines and implement modifications.

Learning & Development:

• Complete electrical apprenticeship coursework to a high standard.
• Achieve a high level of attendance with day release/off-site study.
• Develop core electrical skills (e.g. crimping, soldering & cable termination).
• Build an understanding of company standards and safe working practices.

Communication:

• Work collaboratively with all colleagues to support machine builds.
• Communicate effectively with colleagues and managers (e.g. progress reports and skill sharing).
• Contribute positively to a professional working environment.

Flexibility & Additional Responsibilities:

• Effectively manage workload in a fast-paced environment with competing and unpredictable priorities.
• Adapt priorities to meet business or client needs at short notice.
• Provide ad hoc support and specialist input as required.
• Undertake additional duties or lead projects, where aligned with the general responsibilities of the role.

Training Outcome

We are committed to developing our apprentices and, subject to business requirements and performance, there may be the opportunity to progress into a permanent Electrical Technician position upon successful completion of the apprenticeship. Further development and career progression opportunities may also be available within the business.

Skills Required

• Communication skills
• Attention to detail
• Organisation skills
• Logical
• Team working

Qualifications

• Essential - GCSE - English - 5
• Essential - GCSE - Maths - 5

Course Information

Course: Engineering fitter (level 3)

Level: 3

Route: Engineering and manufacturing

Apprenticeship Level: Advanced

Working Arrangements

Working Week: Monday - Friday: Required to be in the business during core hours 9:30am-15:30pm.

Expected Duration: 3 Years 6 Months

Training Provider: WEST SUFFOLK COLLEGE