Mechanical Assembly Apprentice

• Growing your engineering expertise and practical skillset every day.
• Learning how products are built in a supportive, safety-focused workshop team.
• Starting a career where your work contributes to safer, more trusted essential goods.

• Growing your engineering expertise and practical skillset every day.
• Learning how products are built in a supportive, safety-focused workshop team.
• Starting a career where your work contributes to safer, more trusted essential goods.

It’s all possible with a role at Videojet, a Veralto company. Videojet is a world leader in product identification, providing in-line printing, coding and marking products, consumables and software solutions. Our technologies help support the safety and authenticity of products across food, beverage, pharmaceutical and industrial markets.

As part of the Videojet team and the wider Veralto network, you will work with products that make an everyday impact while building the knowledge, practical skills and behaviours needed for a rewarding engineering career.

Explore our portfolio of innovative products.

• Starting salary of £16,770 per annum (£8.60 per hour based on 37.5 hours per week).
• A planned 36-month apprenticeship, subject to the training provider’s programme and assessment requirements.
• Protected apprenticeship learning time and structured workplace coaching.
• A Level 3 engineering apprenticeship with staged competence development.
• Planned experience across Warehouse, Projects, Design/Engineering, Quality/EHS and Service/installation.
• An intended route into a permanent Mechanical Assembly Engineer role, subject to successful completion, demonstrated competence, performance and business need.
• 26 days annual leave.
• Company Pension Scheme.
• Private Healthcare.

Reporting to the Workshop / Manufacturing Leader, the Mechanical Assembly Engineer Apprentice will learn to assemble, inspect, test, fault-find and improve standard and bespoke engineered products safely and to defined standards. This workshop-based role is located onsite in Nottingham and includes support from an experienced Mechanical Assembly Engineer as workplace mentor.

• Learning to read and interpret engineering drawings, bills of materials, job packs and approved work instructions.
• Checking components, fixings and materials before safely using authorised hand tools, power tools and measuring equipment.
• Preparing and assembling brackets, guards, frames, conveyors, mechanical sub-assemblies and customer-specific equipment.
• Completing visual, dimensional and completeness checks, recording results accurately and escalating missing or non-conforming parts.
• Supporting functional testing, basic fault-finding, 5S and continuous improvement within your level of competence.
• Completing provider learning, coaching, progress reviews and portfolio evidence while gaining cross-functional experience through planned rotations.

• A standard of English and mathematics that meets the apprenticeship training provider’s entry requirements.
• Evidence of interest or achievement in design, engineering, technology, science, practical subjects or equivalent experience.
• A genuine interest in practical engineering, manufacturing, mechanical systems and how products are built.
• The ability to work carefully with tools and components and to follow safety instructions, PPE requirements and approved working practices.
• Commitment to reliable attendance and completion of both workplace and training provider learning.

Videojet is proud to be part of the Product Quality & Innovation segment of Veralto (NYSE: VLTO), a global leader dedicated to ensuring access to clean water, safe food and medicine, and trusted…