SNG Barratt Group
Production Apprentice

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Production Apprentice
The Production Apprentice will develop practical manufacturing skills across the Bridgnorth production areas, with a focus on sheet metal work and electromechanical assembly. Working as part of the Production team, the role will support high-mix, low-volume manufacturing and assembly activity while learning safe working practices, quality standards, basic problem solving and good workplace discipline.
The apprenticeship is designed to build future capability and succession within the production team. The successful apprentices will rotate through relevant work areas, follow structured training plans, and progressively take on more responsibility as competence grows.
Learning & Development
- Complete the agreed apprenticeship programme, attend required college / training sessions and maintain evidence of learning and competence.
- Work through a structured training plan covering sheet metal processes, assembly processes, safe systems of work, quality expectations and workplace behaviours.
- Seek feedback, ask questions and take ownership of personal development, attendance, timekeeping and learning progress.
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Sheet Metal Work
- Support basic sheet metal activities such as marking out, drilling, deburring, grinding, folding, fitting and preparation of parts under supervision.
- Learn to read simple drawings, operation sheets and work instructions, and understand how dimensions, tolerances and finish affect part quality.
Electromechanical Assembly
- Support assembly tasks involving mechanical components, brackets, panels, fasteners, wiring, basic electrical sub-assemblies and final fit-up operations.
- Use hand tools and simple production equipment safely and correctly, escalating issues where parts, tools or instructions are unclear.
Quality & Continuous Improvement
- Follow work instructions, drawings and inspection requirements to help ensure parts are made right first time.
- Identify obvious defects, damage, shortages or process issues and report them promptly to the supervisor or trainer.
Health, Safety & Housekeeping
- Work safely at all times, follow risk assessments, PPE requirements, machine controls and company safety procedures.


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Teamwork
- Work positively with Production, Engineering, Quality, Warehouse and other teams to support delivery, quality and customer service.
Skills & Qualifications
Essential
- Interest in practical engineering, manufacturing, sheet metal work or assembly
- Willingness to complete an apprenticeship programme and learn in both workplace and training provider environments
- Good attitude to safety, quality, attendance and timekeeping
- Basic numeracy and literacy, with ability to follow instructions, measurements and simple documentation
- Good practical aptitude and willingness to use hand tools and production equipment safely
- Ability to work as part of a team and communicate clearly when help or clarification is needed
- Attention to detail and pride in producing good quality work
Desirable
- GCSEs or equivalent in Maths and English, or willingness to complete functional skills if required [Apprenticeship dependent]
- Previous exposure to practical work, engineering, automotive, electrical, mechanical or metalwork activity
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