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A leading aerospace repair firm in North Bersted is seeking a Machinist Apprentice to learn and develop skills in machining equipment operation while working towards a Level 3 Machining Technician Apprenticeship. No prior experience required, just a passion for engineering. Benefits include a 4-day working week and 25 days paid leave.
Are you curious about how precision components keep aircraft and turbines performing at their best? Do you want to learn specialist hands‑on engineering skills while achieving a machining qualification?
Start your career with Component Process and Repair Limited (CPR) as a Machinist Apprentice.
CPR is working with PETA Ltd to recruit and train a Machinist Apprentice. In this role you will learn and develop the skills required to operate and maintain predominantly manual machining equipment, including lathes, milling machines, grinding machines and EDM, while supporting the production of precision components.
The Machinist Apprentice role combines hands‑on training with theoretical learning to build a strong foundation in machining and engineering principles. You will be studying a Level 3 Machining Technician Apprenticeship. Throughout your apprenticeship with CPR you will be supported by your company mentor and your PETA Learning and Development Coach.
You will attend PETA’s Havant training centre for off‑the‑job training, one day per week for 39 months of the apprenticeship. Overall duration 45 months.
Over time, the role will develop to offer challenging new responsibilities to stretch your capabilities and understanding across the departments of CPR, exposing you to a range of highly specialised engineering processes.
Upon completion of your apprenticeship programme, you could be offered a full‑time permanent position with the chance to progress within the team.
As the Machinist Apprentice role is an apprenticeship, no prior experience is required. However, we are looking for an individual who can demonstrate a true passion for engineering and a want to learn a specialised trade. To be considered for the role, you must have the following skills / attributes:
Component Process and Repair Limited (CPR) is an Aerospace Maintenance Repair and Overhaul Organisation that utilises its experience, specialised processes and technical capability to overhaul, repair, or process components for the aerospace industry, industrial gas turbine industry and commercial engineering.
If you want the chance to be considered for this opportunity, click apply below to register your interest.