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Apprentice Mechanical Fitter
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About the Role
To undertake a structured apprenticeship programme to develop the skills, knowledge, and experience required to become a fully qualified Mobile Mechanical Fitter. The role will support the maintenance, repair, and installation of mechanical equipment across site and remote locations.
Responsibilities
- Undertake a CITB apprenticeship programme, combining academic study and on-the-job training
- Learn and develop competencies in:
- Mechanical fitting and assembly
- Electrical systems (basic diagnostics and installation)
- Hydraulic systems and high-pressure equipment
- Fault finding and diagnostics
- Preventative maintenance
- Reactive repair work
- Assist experienced fitters in:
- Maintaining plant and machinery to a high standard
- Diagnosing and resolving mechanical faults efficiently
- Ensuring equipment is safe and operational
- Support both workshop-based and on-site activities, including:
- Site visits
- Remote working assignments
- Periods away from home when required for training or project work
- Follow all health & safety procedures, ensuring compliance with company policies and industry regulations
- Maintain accurate records of work completed and training progress
- Take responsibility for personal learning and development throughout the apprenticeship
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Upon completion of the level 2 apprenticeship, the apprentice can look to complete the level 3 course. After this they can then look into being a qualified Fitter within the plant department.
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