Production apprentice - mechanical

Supporting assembly tasks involving mechanical components, the apprenticeship is designed to build future capability and succession within the production team. The successful apprentices will rotate through relevant work areas, follow structured training plans, and progressively take on more responsibility as competence grows.​ 

• Communication skills
• Attention to detail
• Problem solving skills
• Number skills
• Logical
• Team working
• Physical fitness
• Interest in engineering

• GCSE · Maths and English · 4 and above · Essential

<ul> <li>Interest in practical engineering, manufacturing, sheet metal work or assembly [essential]&nbsp;&nbsp;</li> <li>Willingness to complete&nbsp;an apprenticeship programme and learn in both workplace and training provider environments [essential]&nbsp;</li> <li>Good attitude to safety, quality,&nbsp;attendance&nbsp;and timekeeping [essential]&nbsp;</li> <li>Basic numeracy and literacy, with ability to follow instructions,&nbsp;measurements&nbsp;and simple documentation [essential]&nbsp;</li> <li>Good practical aptitude and willingness to use hand tools and production equipment safely [essential] &nbsp;</li> </ul>

SNG Barratt Group in Bridgnorth, Shropshire, is the world's leading independent manufacturer and supplier of spare parts for classic and modern Jaguar cars. Headquartered at The Heritage Building on Stourbridge Road, the company ships hundreds of thousands of specialised components worldwide. History and Background Founding: Started in the early 1980s by Stephen and Hazel Barratt after selling spare E-type parts through small classified ads. Headquarters: Moved to Bridgnorth in the late 1990s to accommodate expanding warehousing, offices, and in-house manufacturing operations. Global Reach: Operates international branches alongside the UK headquarters, including locations in the USA, France, and the Netherlands. What They Do: Parts Supply: Stocks over 300,000 parts and accessories spanning early vintage saloons up to modern Jaguar models. In-House Manufacturing: Uses traditional craftsmanship alongside modern techniques like 3D scanning and printing to recreate discontinued and rare factory parts.

IN-COMM TRAINING AND BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED · Engineering and manufacturing · Level 2