Complete a structured two‑year rotation across core mechanical engineering functions, gaining broad exposure to design, development, testing, and operations
Complete the UWE degree and attend all required learning hours throughout the apprenticeship, meeting both academic and professional training commitments
Support the design, development, testing, and continuous improvement of mechanical systems used within semiconductor manufacturing equipment
Contribute to live engineering projects, applying engineering principles to solve technical and operational challenges
Produce and maintain drawings, bills of materials, and associated engineering documentation
Creat accurate 3D parts and assemblies in CAD, applying correct constraints and ensuring designs are ready for manufacture
Assist with system integration, verification, validation, and troubleshooting activities
Support root cause investigations and the implementation of corrective actions
Training
Complete the UWE degree and attend all required learning hours throughout the apprenticeship, meeting both academic and professional training commitments. The program will consist of day release study held at UWE facilities in Bristol.
After the apprenticeship
Mechanical Engineer.
Entry requirements
A-levels: Maths grade B; Physics grade B; Design or Further Science grade B
What you’ll need
A Level
Maths: B
A Level
Physics: B
A Level
Design or Further Science: B
Complete the UWE degree and attend all required learning hours throughout the apprenticeship, meeting both academic and professional training commitments
Complete the UWE degree and attend all required learning hours throughout the apprenticeship, meeting both academic and professional training commitments.
Skills: Communication skills, Attention to detail, Organisation skills, Problem solving skills, Presentation skills, Number skills, Analytical skills, Logical, Team working, Creative, Initiative
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