Naval Marine Mechanical & Electrical Apprentice

Royal Navy; Tipner; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

The Royal Navy offers a structured apprenticeship for Marine Mechanics, beginning with intensive training and hands-on experience. Trainees start as Able Rate after foundational engineering training and have opportunities to advance with further development throughout a naval career.

Programs cover machinery, safety, repair work, and the use of essential tools, with emphasis on attention to detail, teamwork, and initiative in challenging environments.

Qualifications

• GCSE Math and English (grade GCSE Level C/4) is desired.
• Training includes 10 weeks of basic naval training, followed by four months of engineering training focusing on machinery, safety, repairing equipment, making components and using essential tools.
• Clear progression from Able Rate to Leading Hand with continued training throughout a naval career.

Responsibilities

• Complete daily rounds and check equipment to ensure the ship remains operational.
• Be precise and pay attention to detail, as small mistakes can impact the ship.
• Apply engineering knowledge to solve complex problems and support operations on board.

Skills

Attention to detail

Team working

Problem solving

Communication skills

IT skills

Organisational skills

Analytical skills

Initiative

Patience

Education

Level 2 Diploma in Maritime mechanical and electrical mechanic (Competence)

Level 2 Diploma in Maritime mechanical and electrical mechanic (Knowledge)

Functional skills (if required)

Job description

The Royal Navy offers a structured apprenticeship for Marine Mechanics, beginning with intensive training and hands-on experience. Trainees start as Able Rate after foundational engineering training and have opportunities to advance with further development throughout a naval career.

Programs cover machinery, safety, repair work, and the use of essential tools, with emphasis on attention to detail, teamwork, and initiative in challenging environments.