Electrical & Instrumentation Apprentice – Pharma Manufacturing

6010-Biosense Webster Inc. Legal Entity; Barnahely; On-site; EUR 15,000 - 19,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship Programs

Global impact

Dynamic environment

Challenging projects

Personal and professional growth

Pension, Healthcare, Bonus

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson in Cork, Ireland, is offering a 4-year Electrical & Instrumentation Apprentice program. The apprentice will work across maintenance, calibration, and repair of site equipment within a pharmaceutical production facility, gaining hands-on experience while completing formal education through SOLAS.

The programme includes on-the-job training, three off-job phases, and exposure to GMP processes, with a focus on developing as a qualified Electrical & Instrumentation Technician.

Qualifications

• Leaving Certificate with a pass in Math and English.
• Interest in electrical and instrumentation activities and basic hands-on proficiency.
• Positive mindset and eagerness to learn within the E&I trade, with a strong foundation in STEM.

Responsibilities

• The apprentice will be trained on a broad range of electrical, instrumentation, automation and reliability activities within a GMP pharmaceutical environment.
• The apprenticeship consists of four on-job phases with an approved employer and three off-job phases in SOLAS (Standards Based Apprenticeship Programme).
• Apprentices will gain practical hands-on experience in maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting and repair of site equipment while completing off-job education.

Skills

Math & English

Education

Leaving Certificate

Job description

Johnson & Johnson in Cork, Ireland, is offering a 4-year Electrical & Instrumentation Apprentice program. The apprentice will work across maintenance, calibration, and repair of site equipment within a pharmaceutical production facility, gaining hands-on experience while completing formal education through SOLAS.

The programme includes on-the-job training, three off-job phases, and exposure to GMP processes, with a focus on developing as a qualified Electrical & Instrumentation Technician.