Are you a self-motivated individual with a keen interest in a practical role? Are you keen to secure an apprenticeship which will support you to gain qualifications in a hands-on environment?
PETA are proud to be working with Mimtec to recruit and train a CNC Setter Apprentice. This opportunity is a full-time role based at their site in Fareham.
Training to be provided:
As a CNC Setter Apprentice, you will be studying a Level 3 Machining Technician Apprenticeship. Throughout your Apprenticeship with Mimtec, 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.
About the role:
As a CNC Setter Apprentice, you will be trained to become highly skilled in manufacturing complex, precision parts and components from specialist materials using various machines:
Your core responsibilities will include:
- Set up and operate 5‑axis CNC machines
- Run existing CNC router programs
- Assist in programming, setting, and machining new projects
- Read and interpret technical drawings and work packs
- Provide support to CNC trimming operators
- Carry out basic machine maintenance and troubleshooting
- Use measuring tools including verniers, height gauges, and radii gauges
- Contribute to continuous improvement activities by helping identify opportunities to enhance processes and efficiency.
- Maintain high standards of health, safety, and workshop housekeeping
Initially the role will be:
Monday to Friday 08:00 to 16:05
After two years, it may change to swing shift:
Week One: 06:00 to 14:05
Week Two: 14:00 to 22:05
Apprenticeship Progression:
The career development opportunities at Mimtec are extensive. We have a strong track record of investing in our apprentices and allowing them to progress to more advanced roles. As you progress, the role will naturally expand to include additional responsibilities the more you put into the apprenticeship. The more you will gain from the opportunities available.
During the first two years of your apprenticeship, you will rotate through multiple departments to gain a comprehensive understanding of the business. This will provide a solid foundation before you move into a more focused specialism in CNC setting.
Our ideal CNC Setter Apprentice:
An apprenticeship is all about learning new knowledge, skills and behaviours. Therefore, to be considered for the role of a CNC Setter Apprentice, you must be able to demonstrate a genuine interest in Engineering and a willingness to learn.
Essential Criteria:
- GCSE grade 4/C in English and maths (or equivalent)
- Can-do attitude
- Collaborative mindset
- Real interest in learning and developing skills
- Good co-ordination
- Methodical and logical
- Good problem-solving skills
- Learn through instruction