Join Corus As An Engineering Apprentice - Tata Steel

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Typical Engineering Apprentice training plan
Year 1 Year 2
Experience
Induction
Health and safety legislation
HR Issues
Introduction to CES
Basic engineering skills
Specialisation training
(Electrical or Mechanical)
Electrical shop
Installation, overhaul, maintenance,
repair, refurbishment and trouble
shooting of electrical equipment and
components for items of plant within
the workshops and on site.
High voltage
Maintenance, Overhaul and Fault
finding of equipment used for
material handling.
Stocksbridge billet finishing
Maintenance, fault finding,
repair of billet finishing equipment
and controls.
Machine shop
Manufacture and refurbishment
using turning, milling, boring and
grinding equipment.
Fitting and Assembly repair
Overhaul, refurbishment of tooling,
mechanical equipment and
components.
Aldwarke melting shop
Maintenance, fault finding, repair of
melting shop processing equipment
and controls.
Education
Key skills and NVQ level 2
BTEC national
The Engineering
Apprenticeship is an
in-depth programme
providing you with the skills
and expertise required to
become a Mechanical or
Electrical Engineer.
Engineering is at the heart
of our industry.
What is Mechanical
Engineering?
Mechanical Engineers are responsible for
the maintenance of machinery and
equipment at CES. As an Engineering
Apprentice you would be involved in the
maintenance of the plant to ensure that it
is capable of processing the steel we
require at any time. The apprentice
training course will allow you to gain
knowledge and experience across a wide
range of engineering applications to be
able to perform effectively.
What is Electrical
Engineering?
Electrical Engineers in Corus are
responsible for the control and automation
of heavy industrial plant to ensure that
steel is produced and finished safely and
efficiently. Each department on site has a
dedicated team of electricians. As an
Electrical Apprentice you would work
around the site and day-to-day activities
would include isolating sections of plant,
faultfinding, overhauling and
replacing/rewiring panels and motors.