The Engineering Maintenance apprenticeship provides prospective maintenance engineers with the necessary skills and knowledge to carry out the role, including the ability to organise work and identify and prevent problems.
Examples of the units covered are:
The Engineering Maintenance apprenticeship is great for employers, helping businesses build a stronger, more confident workforce equipped with greater skills.
This apprenticeship can be government-funded and is designed for candidates who do not hold a formal qualification.
When studying an engineering maintenance qualification, the apprentice will be assessed on various stages of technology and maintenance, including health and safety, mechanical and electrical systems and electronic vehicle systems.
They will develop the skills required to carry out preventative maintenance activities as well as diagnosing, inspecting, removing and replacing vehicle components.
The apprentice will be assessed through practical observations both in the workplace and at GTG Training. They will also complete a National Certificate that includes online tests and be expected to submit job card evidence. The apprentice will undertake vocational training in the workplace and will attend GTG Training's purpose-built motor vehicle workshop on a block release basis for underpinning knowledge and practical training.
Scotland
Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Lift Truck Maintenance and Repair
Vehicle Accident Repair Mechanical, Electrical and Trim (MET)
Vehicle Body Repair and Alignment
England
Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (England)
Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (England)
Vehicle Accident Repair Mechanical, Electrical and Trim (MET) (England)
Vehicle Body Repair and Alignment (England)