Introduction

Lubrizol are looking for a committed and enthusiastic apprentice to work with their electrical engineering team. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain industry experience while working to achieve an honours degree.

About the Employer

At Lubrizol, we don’t just develop solutions – we collaborate to shape the future. With curiosity and expertise at our core, we create innovations that advance mobility, improve well-being and enhance modern life. Our global team blends technical precision with bold ideas, transforming challenges into growth opportunities. Our speciality chemicals expertise enhances practically every facet of life, from the way you move around the place, to how you take care of yourself, to how you work. Imagined for Life, Enabled by Science.

What You'll Do

As an Electronic and Electrical Degree Apprentice, you will gain a broad range of experience of latest testing technologies and an opportunity to develop a skill set that includes automation control, electronics and electrical installation, instrumentation and measurement and electrical plant maintenance and fault finding.

Your day-to-day tasks will include:

Installation, maintenance, fault finding and troubleshooting on electrical control and automated systems
Programming and calibration
Documentation and safety compliance
PLCs, SCADA, BMS systems and communication networks

Training Outcome

Upon succesful completion of this apprenticeship, you could be employed as a Controls (Electrical and Electronic) Specialist.

Skills Required

Communication skills
IT skills
Attention to detail
Organisation skills
Problem solving skills
Analytical skills
Logical
Team working
Patience
Professional
Control systems knowledge

Qualifications

Essential - GCSE - Any other 2 subjects - C/4
Essential - GCSE - English - C/4
Essential - GCSE - Maths - C/4
Essential - GCSE - Science - C/4
Essential - A Level - Engineering/Technology related subject - B
Essential - A Level - Maths - B
Essential - A Level - Science - B
Essential - T Level - Engineering - Distinction
Essential - BTEC - Engineering - Extended Diploma - DDM

Course Information

Course: Electrical and electronic engineer (degree) (level 6)

Level: 6

Route: Engineering and manufacturing

Apprenticeship Level: Degree

Working Arrangements

Working Week: Monday to Friday - 8am to 4.15pm 45 minute lunch break.

Expected Duration: 3 Years 6 Months

Training Provider: DCG

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