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Apprentice Vehicle Convertor

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Introduction
The Apprentice Vehicle Converter role involves completing a Level 2 fitted interiors / vehicle conversion apprenticeship via Hopwood Hall College. You will learn the all-round conversion and build of vehicle chassis cabs into passenger transport vehicles, ensuring high quality workmanship across multiple areas of the build process.
About The Employer
From our two UK-based production facilities in West Yorkshire, Treka designs and builds accessible minibuses that deliver – day in and day out. Our vehicles are built for the rigours of the real world, with the needs of operators and passengers always at the forefront of our mind.
What You'll Do
Key Responsibilities:
- Carry out the assembly and conversion of vehicle chassis into passenger transport vehicles
- Install GRP panels, glass, flooring (lino), seats, and tracking systems
- Fit and route electrical looms, cables, lights, cameras, speakers, switches, and control panels
- Undertake general fitting and finishing tasks as required across the build process
- Support activities within the finishing department including vehicle cleaning/valeting, snag activities and sealing as required
- Work with all types of trim material, mild steel, s/steel, aluminum, fiberglass, composite, plywood, ABS, general plastics, vinyl and carpet
- Use a variety of consumable materials, polyester filler, sealants, panel wipe, glues, aerosol paints and primers
- Understand and interpret technical drawings and specifications
- Work from technical drawings, build instructions, or supervisor guidance
- Ensure all work is completed to the required safety and quality standards
- Operate and maintain hand and power tools safely and effectively
- Work both independently and as part of a team to meet production schedules
- Rotate across stages of the build as directed by line managers to fulfil the apprenticeship and support business need
- Maintain a clean and organised work area and always follow health & safety procedures
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Skills Required
- Communication skills
- Attention to detail
- Logical
- Team working
- Initiative
- Willingness to learn
Qualifications
- Desired - GCSE - English - 4/C or equivalent
- Desired - GCSE - Maths - 4/C or equivalent
Course Information
- Course: Fitted interiors installer (level 2)
- Level: 2
- Route: Construction and the built environment
- Apprenticeship Level: Intermediate
Working Arrangements
- Working Week: Monday - Thursday, 06:00 - 14:15 and Friday, 06:00 - 13:00
- Expected Duration: 1 Year 6 Months
- Number of Positions Available: 3
- Training Provider: HOPWOOD HALL COLLEGE
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