TRAINING TO BE PROVIDED:

As a Workshop Operative Apprentice, you will be studying a Level 2 Engineering Operative Apprenticeship. Throughout your apprenticeship with Tillys Interiors, you will be supported by your company mentor and your PETA Learning and Development Coach.
Your apprenticeship programme includes working towards a Level 2 Diploma and Level 2 Certificate in Engineering Operations.
Overall duration 15 months.

YOU WILL ALSO REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS:

• 2 GCSE’s at grade C (4) or above, or equivalents in maths and English
• Drive to improve processes/techniques
• Good communication
• Excellent time-keeping and reliability
• Work well in a team
• Willingness to learn
• Positive attitude and enthusiasm
• Good at listening and following instructions
• Drive to improve processes/techniques

ABOUT US:

Specialists in bespoke drapery hardware & handmade finishes. Ever since the company was founded in 1800, we have always been made-to-measure and we are now one of Britain’s leading manufacturers of truly unique curtain poles and matching accessories. Our innovative product range, which is produced in our workshop in Hampshire, is at the cutting edge of the soft furnishings industry.

ABOUT THE ROLE

Do you have good attention to detail and enjoy practical work? PETA Ltd are looking to source an exceptional Workshop Operative Apprentice for our client, Tillys Interiors Ltd based in Waterlooville. This role involves working with a small team, learning a range of techniques in a workshop environment.

ABOUT THE ROLE:

Tillys Interiors are looking for someone who is motivated and hard-working to join their growing business.
Joining the team at Tilly’s as a Workshop Operative Apprentice, you will learn to be skilled in workshop tasks with every stage of production.

Your main responsibilities on the job will be:

• Read and interpret job sheets and technical drawings accurately
• Measure and check parts, reporting any discrepancies
• Apply specialist antique finishes using various manual techniques
• Cut, shape, bend, and polish metal using hand tools and light machinery
• Assemble and disassemble components to precise specifications
• Maintain a clean, organised workspace and follow workshop procedures
• Track stock usage, report issues, and meet production targets consistently

AN APPRENTICESHIP IS ALL ABOUT LEARNING NEW KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND BEHAVIOURS, THEREFORE, TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS ROLE YOU MUST BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE A GENUINE INTEREST IN ENGINEERING AND A WILLINGNESS TO LEARN.

To be considered for the role of a Workshop Operative Apprentice, you will have an interest in technical/practical work and have a passion to work in the engineering industry.