Introduction: Working with experienced engineers, you’ll gain hands‑on experience in electrical & mechanical maintenance, fault finding, preventive maintenance, etc., within a modern manufacturing environment. A fantastic opportunity to achieve a recognised qualification and build valuable skills with excellent development opportunities.
About the Employer
PIL Membranes design, manufacture and test unique polymer membranes for the clothing, electronic, military, and medical markets. Specialise in water vapour transmission products with a range of applications such as leather‑effect membranes for children’s school shoes; technical and industrial clothing (including anti‑static, viral barrier, fire‑ and chemical‑retardant garments); and sports and leisure footwear and apparel.
What You’ll Do
- Work alongside experienced engineers to learn electrical and mechanical maintenance techniques.
- Carry out planned preventative maintenance (PPM) activities on manufacturing equipment.
- Assist with fault finding, diagnosis, and repair of electrical and mechanical systems.
- Learn how to safely use engineering tools, equipment, and diagnostic instruments.
- Support the installation, testing, and commissioning of machinery and equipment.
- Develop an understanding of PLCs, motors, sensors, pneumatics, and hydraulic systems.
- Follow health, safety, and environmental procedures.
- Maintain accurate maintenance records and complete apprenticeship coursework.
- Participate in continuous improvement activities to improve equipment reliability and performance.
- Build the knowledge, skills, and behaviours required to achieve the Level 3 Engineering Maintenance Technician apprenticeship standard.
Skills Required
- Communication skills.
- Logical thinking.
- Interest in how machines, equipment, and systems work.
- Ability to use tools safely.
- Good listening skills.
- Willingness to follow instructions.
- Ability to work effectively with others.
- Strong work ethic.
- Reliability and punctuality.
- Willingness to learn.
- Openness to feedback.
- Understanding of health & safety importance.
- Adherence to procedures.
- Enthusiastic and proactive attitude.
- Capability to work independently.
- Knowing when to seek help.
Qualifications
- Essential: GCSE (English & maths) 9‑4/A*‑C and three other subjects 9‑4/A*‑C.
Course Information
Course: Engineering Maintenance Technician – dual discipline (Level 3), Route: Engineering and manufacturing, Apprenticeship Level: Advanced.
Working Arrangements
Working Week: Monday to Friday, 8am – 4pm (36.25 hours per week).
Expected Duration: 4 Years.
Number of Positions Available: 2.
Training Provider: The College of West Anglia.
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