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- Please note that this offer refers only to applications with British graduation! -
Automotive production covers a very broad spectrum of operations and processes. On completion of the apprenticeship the production apprentice will be able to operate effectively within the manufacturing environment and to assure the quality standards that are expected by the use of statistical process control.
By the conclusion of the apprenticeship you will be able to identify quality issues, diagnose the problem and implement a solution. This could involve playing an active part within a manufacturing team, or being a member of the quality team ensuring customer product satisfaction. To accomplish all of these you will be attending college to achieve a Advanced Modern Apprenticeship which consists of NVQ2/NVQ3 in production engineering covering a broad spectrum of processes including assembly operations, quality and statistical process control and problem resolution for vehicle manufacture. This is supported by a BTEC National Certificate qualification.
Duration of the course.
3,5 years
Working areas.
Your career with the BMW Group will be designed to meet individual aspirations and the business needs of an internationally recognised company. An opportunity to learn German will be available which could lead to overseas placements.
Opportunities for development.
Team Co-ordinator, Specialisation and Process area manager possible.
Requirements.
- You will enjoy a rapidly changing environment where quality and volume considerations are paramount
- An interest in a technical subject and the ability to work under pressure would be an advantage
- You will need to be self-motivated, present a self-confident appearance and communicate well
- Some language skill are also preferable
- A minimum of 4 GCSE's Grade c or equivalent. Maths/English/Science and technology/Business related subject
Training locations.
Hams Hall Plant
Oxford Plant
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