Engineering and manufacturing support technician
This includes offering help in measurement, off line programming, process control, performance and continuous improvement solutions, production scheduling/planning, product technical applications and capability, technical sales and marketing support, product development and innovation, engineering drawing, quality control and inspection as required.
What will I study on this apprenticeship standard?
Delivery content to include:
- Industrial robot technology
- Producing components by 3D rapid prototyping
- CAD design
- Communications for engineering technicians
You and your employer will get the opportunity to select additional units that will help you gain the skills to progress within your organisation.
What jobs will I be trained for once I have finished this apprenticeship?
This apprenticeship trains you for a variety of technical support roles such as a CAD engineer, design engineer, offline CNC programmer, quality inspection engineer and technical support engineer.
Advanced apprenticeships entry requirements:
You will need both of the following:
- GCSE English language - grade C or 4 or above
- GCSE Maths - grade C or 4 or above.
Applicants are also required to successfully complete a series of assessments at the University of Sheffield’s AMRC Training Centre, as well as an employer recruitment and selection process to secure a place on an apprenticeship programme.
How do I apply?
"I’m very thankful to both AMRC Training Centre and Rolls-Royce for being supportive and to a wide range of opportunities that I would never have had if I’d have taken the typical university route."
Alice Lees - Rolls-Royce