Electrical Assembly Apprentice — 4-Day Week + Benefits

Lockheed Martin; Ampthill; On-site; GBP 23,013 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

BUPA health insurance

4 day work week option

Job summary

Lockheed Martin (UK) Ampthill offers an apprenticeship in electrical and mechanical assembly, with a 4-day week and flexible working arrangements. Compensation starts around £23,013 per year plus BUPA and benefits, aiming to develop practical skills within a dynamic engineering environment.

You will train across electrical assembly techniques, interpretation of drawings, tool use, and lean manufacturing practices, while contributing to projects for defence and international customers.

Qualifications

• GCSEs 9-4 or A*-C in English and Maths.
• 2x A-Levels to include Maths/Physics OR
• Level 3 Extended Diploma in an Engineering related discipline.
• Strong work ethic and a desire to learn new skills.
• Interest in electrical assembly through practical experience or study.
• CV must include these items.

Responsibilities

• Comprehensive range of electrical assembly techniques.
• Interpreting drawings and working from written instructions.
• Use of hand tools, and measuring and test equipment.
• Liaise with Engineering and manufacturing team leaders to improve electrical assembly methods and design.
• Use problem solving techniques to solve process related issues.
• Prioritise workload to meet deliverable timelines.
• Experience of 6S principles and lean manufacturing/continuous improvement tools.

Skills

Strong work ethic

Positive attitude

Desire to learn

Electrical assembly interest

Education

GCSE English & Maths

A-Levels Maths/Physics

Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering

Job description

Lockheed Martin (UK) Ampthill offers an apprenticeship in electrical and mechanical assembly, with a 4-day week and flexible working arrangements. Compensation starts around £23,013 per year plus BUPA and benefits, aiming to develop practical skills within a dynamic engineering environment.

You will train across electrical assembly techniques, interpretation of drawings, tool use, and lean manufacturing practices, while contributing to projects for defence and international customers.