If you want the opportunity to become part of the exciting world of engineering and help to shape its future, then this apprenticeship programme to become an Assembly and Installation Fitter is for you.
The work at Marshall is extremely varied and you will work as part of a team, where you will develop invaluable skills for now and the future. We pride ourselves in high quality solutions that meet or exceed our customer needs.
The Apprenticeship:
As an Apprentice Assembly & Installation Fitter you will be following the Level 2 Engineering Operative Apprenticeship Standard. More information on this standard can be found on the institute for apprenticeships (https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org).
You will gain the following qualifications during the 18-month programme:
- Level 2 Diploma in Engineering Operations (Skills)
- Level 2 Certificate in Engineering Operations (Development of Technical Knowledge)
The apprenticeship involves an initial period spent in the training workshop learning hand skills required for the role and completing the level 2 Diploma (alongside other classmates who are all in the same boat as you).
Once you have completed this initial training, you will undertake rotations around twelve departments including welding, manufacturing, paint and design. This will give you a valuable opportunity to meet colleagues from around the business and to gain a deeper understanding of our processes and products.
During this time you will complete your Level 2 Certificate in Engineering Operations and following your apprenticeship you will move through to being a Trainee and then a Semi-Skilled member of the team. The end goal is to become a fully qualified skilled Assembly and Installation Fitter.
Some of your responsibilities as an Apprentice Assembly & Installation Fitter will include:
- Attending and engaging with training, including exams and 1-2-1 meetings with your tutors/assessors.
- Managing your time effectively to complete all coursework, assignments and exams required to achieve the apprenticeship.
- Understanding the process of building a shelter structure and be skilled in assembling the subcomponents.
- Working on a variety of different products ranging from vehicle installations, shelter construction and refurbishments.
- Reading and interpreting approved engineering data (technical drawings, test plans, technical data, repair manuals etc.)
- Performing modifications to equipment or parts.
- Performing maintenance to equipment, including refurbishment of shelters.
What are we looking for?
- Motivation for Marshall, the defence industry, and a career in engineering.
- Motivation to complete an apprenticeship – learning on the job.
- Desire and aptitude for hands on work and developing technical skills.
- The ability to work in a team.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to problem solve.
- Integrity and the ability to take responsibility.
- Resilience and the ability to cope with change.
- Innovative ideas.
You will have:
- GCSEs in Mathematics and English at Grade A*-C/4-9 (or equivalent).
- The right to work in the UK and meet residency eligibility requirements (in order to receive apprenticeship funding).
How to apply:
Please submit your CV and complete the online application form.
Your CV should include:
- Contact information
Put your most up-to-date personal details at the very top of the CV, including your full name, the area you live in, your telephone number and your email. You should create a professional email specifically for your job applications.
- Personal Profile
This is an opening paragraph all about you, introducing yourself and any relevant skills and experiences most relevant to the role you are applying for.
- Education details
A chronological list of your education and qualifications, with the most recent at the top. Include the institute, the qualification, course title, and date studied.
- Any work experience
A chronological list of your work experience and employment history, with the most recent at the top. You should include the company name, your job role, and dates you worked there, followed by a summary of your responsibilities and key skills.
- Training/Skills
Include any recent work-based training you have received, or any other relevant qualifications. If you have recently started training or are learning a new skill, remember to add this in.
- Interests/Achievements/Voluntary work
Include relevant hobbies, interests and achievements in this section. For example, charity work and membership of clubs, societies and sports clubs. This section demonstrates your overall character to a potential employer.
Please note that assessment centres for this role will be held towards the end of March 2025.
Apprenticeships will begin in September 2025.
You must successfully pass all required medical and security checks if you are offered a place on the apprenticeship programme.