Youll learn how to service and repair machines and equipment, including replacing parts and checking and calibrating instruments. Youll study basic engineering skills to the latest technological advancements. Your apprenticeship will cover:
Preparation of machinery for hire.
Pre-delivery inspection of machinery carried out in accordance with manufacturers and employer procedures.
Performing routine service and maintenance operations in accordance with manufacturers schedules and employers instructions.
The preparation of equipment for repair for example, cleaning, dismantling and reassembly of machinery and their component parts, this may be carried out under supervision or in accordance with procedures or written briefs.
Conducting routine machine operation and systems testing.
Handing over machinery plant and equipment to the control and use of others in the workplace.
At the end of the course you will be expected to complete an End Point Assessment (EPA) consisting of a written and practical assessment along with a professional discussion. Youll spend the periods between college training with your employer, developing work-based skills and knowledge.
The Land-based service engineer is a 24 month course with a six month EPA period. It will consist of 27 weeks of college training delivered in blocks of 3 to 4 weeks. The course will likely begin with the CITB in Q Offers are subject to acceptance on this course.