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Train as a CNC Machine Shop Apprentice with Jonic Engineering, learning CNC programming, engineering processes and quality checks while supporting the manufacture of precision hydraulic cylinder components. Work with experienced engineers, gain hands-on experience and develop your skills in a modern manufacturing environment.
As a CNC Engineering Apprentice at Jonic Engineering, you will develop the knowledge and technical skills required to support the manufacture of precision hydraulic cylinder components. Working alongside experienced engineers, you will gain experience in CNC programming, engineering processes and quality assurance within a modern manufacturing environment.
Your duties will include:
- Learn how to programme CNC machines using Fanuc control systems
- Support the operation and optimisation of both long bed and short bed CNC machines
- Read and interpret engineering drawings, technical specifications and production documentation
- Develop an understanding of CNC programming principles, tooling, cutting data and manufacturing processes
- Use precision measuring equipment, including verniers, micrometres and gauges, to inspect components and verify they meet specifications
- Assist with programme adjustments and process improvements to enhance quality and production efficiency
- Support engineers with troubleshooting production and programming issues
- Ensure components meet customer quality standards and engineering tolerances
- Maintain accurate production and quality records where required
- Follow company quality procedures, engineering standards and health and safety requirements at all times
- Work collaboratively with production and engineering teams to support the manufacture of high-quality hydraulic cylinders
- Continue developing technical knowledge through workplace experience and apprenticeship training
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Apprenticeships include time away from working for specialist training. You’ll study to gain professional knowledge and skills.
Apprentices will train through a combination of workplace learning and academic study. They will develop practical skills and knowledge by working on real engineering projects with their employer, supported by experienced engineers. This hands-on experience is complemented by structured academic learning.
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Training will be delivered from James Watt College in Great Barr Birmingham. On successful completion of this apprenticeship, apprentices will achieve the Level 3 Engineering and Manufacturing Support Technician Apprenticeship Standard and a Level 3 Diploma in Engineering and Manufacturing Support Technologies (awarded by EAL or Pearson BTEC).
Apprentices will also complete the End-Point Assessment and meet any applicable English and mathematics requirements. This apprenticeship provides a recognised route towards professional registration as an Engineering Technician (EngTech), supporting future career progression within the engineering and manufacturing sector.
On successful completion of the apprenticeship, there may be opportunities to progress into a more advanced engineering role within the company. As the apprentice develops further experience and technical knowledge, they may be able to take on additional responsibilities in CNC programming, machine operation, quality assurance and production support.
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