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Apprentice Mechatronics Engineer (Electrical or Mechanical) – SACO Ltd

21/03/2023

Apprentice Mechatronics Engineer (Electrical or Mechanical) – SACO Ltd

SectorManufacturing & Engineering

Level3

LocationBurnley

Hours40

WageTBC

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About this vacancy

Founded in 1985, SACO remains a family-owned business located in Burnley, Lancashire. They’ve come a long way since opening their first factory, currently employing over 450 people across three separate factories. They continue to deliver the highest quality of design and manufacturing for the cosmetic industry, recently awarded Manufacturing Business of the Year Award.

All 3 factories are in one location so team work and logistics are positive. In factory 1 we house 2 fully automatic rack anodising plants, which are a unique belt driven system offering full flexibility across our range of products. Factory 2 has 60 deep draw transfer presses which offer a diverse capability from a standard product to a bespoke design. Factory 3 is our newest acquisition and has allowed Saco to expand even further, with two large manufacturing units, a very significant warehouse facility and new offices it has allowed the business to grow in every aspect.

SectorManufacturing & Engineering

Level3

LocationBurnley

Hours40

WageTBC

Duties/main responsibilties include:

Duties within the role include: 

  • Assist with and perform installation and maintenance tasks in order to ensure the effective operation of various electrical and mechanical equipment.
  • Repairing or maintaining, all electrical and mechanical equipment within or around the SACO buildings.
  • Completing pre-scheduled preventative maintenance.

Training Plan

First year –  Block release in College

Second Year – On completion of first year block release, training will continue under supervision of the Mechanical Maintenance Manager, consisting of developing skills learned in the first year and learning additional skills such as machine isolation, problem solving & permit to work procedures.

Third Year – Additional training given in the above areas, plus additional skills such as, press or plant repairs/breakdowns, assembly, injection moulding and blow moulding machine repairs or rebuilds.

Fourth Year – Training will continue with exposure to all factory equipment, working more independently, gaining more experience, and becoming competent in all areas

 

Working week

Monday – Friday

9am – 5pm

 

 

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Or call us on 01282 733005

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