Toolmaking Engineer Review

As a 4th year we are polishing the skills we have learned over the last three years as to prepare us for our jobs. By this time we are working more independently with supervision. The work we do is general maintenance on our tooling and die equipment. This includes preventative and reactive based repairs in a production environment.

This year I've probably learned the most out of any year. Working independently has allowed me to learn at my pace, which works best for me. Any mistakes I make, I am allowed to fix myself as well as I am taking more responsibility for my work. Then as well, I am developing my existing skill set.

I very much enjoy my apprenticeship. More for me, it's the people I work with that make the difference. As well the work I do is fun as I've always enjoyed taking things apart and fitting them back together. Furthermore there are opportunities in the business for social activities (before and hopefully after Covid) like a mountain challenge.

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The benefits are great which include access to the group car scheme, regular pay increases, bonuses, extracurricular activities, and access to further education and training.

Simply apply, you never know if you don't apply.