This is a great opportunity to join a company who has a reputation for high precision machining, technical ability and who delivers a first-class service. As a Machining Technician Apprentice, the successful applicant will get the opportunity to learn about a variety of machine tools whilst studying for their Machining Technician L3 Apprenticeship. Please read ‘Things to Consider’ below before applying for this role.
You will be based at Callatech’s site in Worthing under the guidance of experienced machinists and technicians to develop the skills necessary for a career in machining. This role combines hands-on experience with formal learning, allowing the apprentice to gain a deep understanding of machining processes, techniques, and tools used to manufacture precision parts and components.

KEY SKILLS

• A problem-solving attitude
• Attention to detail
• Dexterity to operate tools
• Reliability, Punctuality
• Willingness to learn
• Thirst for knowledge
• Team Player
• Collaborative nature
• Technically minded
• Quick to learn
• Adaptable
  Working Week: Monday to Friday - 40 hours per week with 4 days on site and one day at College
  Salary: £15,704 per annum in line with the Apprenticeship National Minimum Wage (please see below for further details)
  Qualifications: GCSE Maths and English minimum grade 4 required to apply for this apprenticeship
  About the Employer: Callatech Precision Engineers Ltd was Established in 1990 and in 2000 was taken over by Mr Philip Frost and Mrs Jane Frost directors. Their Son Adam Frost joined the Company in June 2007. The company has since increased its employees from 3 to 20 and developed a reputation for high precision machining, technical ability and an overwhelming desire to deliver nothing short of a 1st class service to all its customers. For further information please visit the website on https://www.callatech.co.uk/

• Learn to read and interpret technical drawings
• Follow safety protocols and ensure that parts meet specified tolerances and quality standards
• Learn about and perform tasks such as cutting, shaping, drilling, grinding, and polishing materials.
• Learn to set up, operate and maintain machine tools such as lathes, milling machines and CNC (Computer Numerical Control equipment.
• Ensure parts are made to precise specifications and tolerances.
• Troubleshoot machine malfunctions
• Perform routine maintenance
• Understanding quality control and inspection methods
• Verifying dimensions and quality of the components being produced.
  This training path provides a solid foundation for a career in a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, medical devices, and engineering, where precision machining is critical.