Food & Drink Engineering Maintenance Apprenticeship - Sudbury

<p>A Level 3 Engineering Apprenticeship at Nestl&eacute; will give you the fault finding and problem solving skills you need for a fulfilling career here at the biggest food and drink manufacturer on the planet. Join our scheme and our expert mentors will support you as you establish yourself as an Engineering professional with a bright future.</p>

Join our Engineering Apprenticeship scheme and begin an exciting journey towards a rewarding career with the world’s largest food and drink manufacturer. This opportunity is designed to help you develop essential fault-finding and problem-solving skills, shaping you into a confident and capable engineering professional.

Over the course of four years, you will receive guidance from our expert engineers and mentors, immersing yourself in the engineering processes that support our global operations. You’ll gain insights into the workings of complex manufacturing and process equipment, learning how to diagnose and resolve issues while ensuring the entire operation runs smoothly. Working in a fast-paced, live environment, you will be empowered to make decisions and gain hands-on experience with some of the most sophisticated equipment in food and drink manufacturing.

Step into our vibrant, multi-sensory factory environment, where you’ll drive innovation through your creativity every day. Join our team and take the first step towards a fulfilling engineering career!

• Engineering fundamentals: Navigate the complexities of an ever-changing engineering environment, where your decisions will significantly impact product design, process efficiency and safety standards.
• Innovative problem-solving: Leverage the skills you develop during the scheme to address real-time engineering challenges. Identify opportunities and implement creative solutions for sustainable engineering success.
• Agility and adaptability: Embrace the challenge of collaborating with a range of different teams and adapting to various engineering methodologies as you rotate through roles.
• Effective technical communication: Balance the needs of various cross-functional teams, enhancing your interpersonal skills and building your professional brand within the engineering landscape.
• Continuous industry insight: Gain firsthand experience of emerging trends and external factors that influence engineering practices, deepening your understanding of the ever-evolving engineering landscape.

Taking time out from the factory floor, you’ll get a taste of student life when you attend residential learning modules on block release at North West Training Council (NWTC) in Liverpool. Here you’ll meet other apprentices from around the country—it’s a great chance to strike up professional relationships and build a network that could open doors in the future.