Summary

The successful candidate will receive full training in Machine Tool Setting and begin a career in a company with a good track record. For the right person, there is the opportunity to secure full-time employment and to progress to higher level qualifications.

A machine (tool) setter installs, operates and maintains the machines used in manufacturing and production. They ensure these machines function correctly and efficiently, allowing businesses to meet their production goals and maintain high-quality standards.

• Setting up machines: Machinists configure machines according to specific job requirements, which involves adjusting components and machine parameters.
• Operating machines: Machinists operate machines during production runs, closely monitoring them to maintain efficiency and quality. They promptly resolve any issues to help meet production targets.
• Performing routine maintenance: Machinists perform regular maintenance tasks, such as cleaning, lubricating and replacing worn parts.
• Troubleshooting and problem-solving: Machinists identify and resolve issues when machines malfunction or product quality is substandard.
• Ensuring safety: Adherence to safety protocols and regulations is a key responsibility for machinists.
• Quality control: Machinists conduct quality control checks, measuring, testing and visually inspecting parts or products to ensure they meet required specifications.
• Record keeping: Machinists maintain accurate documentation of machine settings, production runs, maintenance tasks and any issues encountered during manufacturing. Thorough records help track performance, identify areas for improvement and ensure regulatory compliance.

Employment

Employer

North Staffordshire Engineering Group Training Association Ltd have a strong track record of working with local engineering companies for over fifty years. The largest dedicated engineering training organisation in Stoke on Trent we pride ourselves on our unique historical links with the local engineering sector.

Training Provider

Training To Be Provided

• An apprenticeship includes regular training with a college or other training organisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.

How To Apply

To learn more about this apprenticeship vacancy, and for instructions on how to apply, please view the vacancy on the GOV.UK Find An Apprenticeship Service.