Apprentice Service Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Engineering
Manufacturing Engineer, Maintenance Technician / Mechanic, Process Engineer, Mechanical Engineer
GEA is one of the world's largest systems suppliers for the food, beverage and pharmaceutical sectors. Our portfolio includes machinery and plants as well as advanced process technology, components and comprehensive services. Guided by a strong sense of purpose, our more than 18,000 dedicated employees work to enhance the sustainability and efficiency of production processes globally.
Responsibilities / TasksYou will be joining a strong team with 8 Engineers based in Nottingham and expected to travel to various sites in the midlands Area where we handshake with the Spalding Service Branch. You will be enrolling on a 4-year program to develop you into an Industrial Refrigeration Field Service Engineer working across a wide verity of customer site covering a vast range of manufacturing process.
For the first part of your program, you will spend all your time shadowing Qualified Engineers, learning on the tools & be expected to drive your own progress & development. The apprenticeship program is aimed to give an individual the opportunity to develop themselves & will rely on being inquisitive, asking questions and getting involved.
- Level 3 In Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
- ''On the Tools'' experience from Day 1 working with experienced Industrial Refrigeration Engineers
- Develop an in depth understanding of Mechanical & Electrical Control Circuits including troubleshooting, fault finding & repair
- Development of Soft Skills working with a range of customer from different background all with different priorities and requirements
- Manufacturing Processes
- Health and Safety in the workspace
- Full UK Driving License
- GCSEs C or above in Maths and English (or equivalent)
- Keen interest in Engineering/Mechanical subjects
- Inquisitive mindset
- Soft skill - be confident in asking questions
- Punctual, motivated & proactive
- Team player
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