Job Description Reporting to: The Apprenticeship Supervisor and Manager Job purpose: The Apprentice Blacksmith will develop the skills required to shape, form, and fabricate metal components used across engineering and fabrication projects. Working under experienced tradespeople, the apprentice will learn traditional and modern blacksmithing techniques, gaining hands‑on experience while working towards a recognised qualification. Job Duties Learning & Skills Development Receive training in forming, bending, heating, and shaping a variety of metals. Learn to safely operate blacksmithing tools and machinery such as rollers, presses, forges, and basic welding equipment. Develop the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, measurements, and templates. Workshop & Fabrication Support Assist qualified blacksmiths and fabricators in producing metal components such as brackets, fittings, and structural parts. Prepare and organise tools, materials, and equipment for daily tasks. Support repair and refurbishment of metal components under supervision. Safety & Compliance Follow all health and safety procedures, including correct use of PPE and safe operation of tools. Take part in toolbox talks, site inductions, and required training modules. Maintain a clean, safe, and well‑organised work environment. Teamwork & Professional Development Work closely with blacksmiths, fabricators, welders, and engineering teams. Attend all apprenticeship training, college days, and assessments. Keep an up‑to‑date training log of skills learned and competencies achieved.