IMI Truflo - Level 3 - Manufacturing (Assembly) Apprentice

IMI Truflo Marine, part of the IMI Critical Engineering Division within IMI Plc, has been a specialist in the design and manufacture of high integrity valves, actuators and pressure reducing stations for critical nuclear and naval marine applications for over 50 years. IMI Truflo Marine are seeking to employ and train 2 Manufacturing (Assembly) Apprentice Apprentices to be part of the Company's exciting future development and growth plan. You will be highly trained to work in the world of manufacturing/engineering; the initial training will be broad based leading to a first appointment within our manufacturing teams.

IMI plc, the specialist engineering company, designs, manufactures and services highly engineered products that control the precise movement of fluids. IMI employs some 11,000 people, has manufacturing facilities in more than 20 countries and operates a global service network. As a company that strives to create new solutions and provide an unrivalled level of service to our customers, we are passionate about our people. They hold the keys to our ongoing growth and success and that's why we do everything we can to nurture them at work. We're very proud of the people we've bought into the business and helped to develop. There are so many exceptional individuals making IMI what it is today.

Our programme allows you to 'learn while you earn', receiving professional training while you gain your qualifications. As your independence grows, you'll be able to actively apply your knowledge with practical work, contributing to the IMI Truflo Marine's performance. With combined support from experienced IMI colleagues and Make UK, you'll be prepared for an exciting career. You will take part in a 'block' release training programme, and you'll be a paid, full time member of the IMI team.
When you embark on an Apprenticeship with IMI, whether it is in engineering or business, you can be sure of one thing, absolutely anything can happen. That's because we work on a global scale on critical projects in the Naval Marine and Nuclear market, developing technology that enhances lives.
With hugely ambitious projects, new technology and shared processes at your fingertips, you might just surprise yourself. We're looking for enthusiastic individuals that are motivated, committed and keen to learn. Self-starters that can manage their time, show initiative and of course, have a genuine interest in engineering or business. Join us today and find out what you're capable of.

Working within a Lean production environment using Lean methodologies in coordination with the relevant teams and departments, you will be assisting the production area in ensuring components are manufactured, assembled and tested in line with customer, company and statutory standards providing a high-quality service to both internal and external customers. Duties will include but no be limited to: -
• Participating in cross functional teams, under supervision of the Production Manager.
• Assisting and working under the guidance of qualified Fitters, Inspectors, Quality Personnel and Machine Operators in the production of components and finished products.
• Machining a variety of components in different batch quantities within required standards and tolerances.
• Using Lean methodologies to ensure all machines and machine tools are effectively operated to an acceptable level of performance.
• Reading and interpretation of manufacturing, CNC programs and customer drawings.
• Ensuring continued communication and good relationships with external and internal customers.
• Maintaining accurate records including the in-house Seiki and EFACs system.
• Carrying out any other duties appropriate to this post, as necessary or as requested