Industrial Process Engineering - Level 6 Manufacturing Engineer Degree Apprenticeship
Listed on 2026-10-11
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Engineering
Manufacturing Engineer, Process Engineer, Quality Engineering -
Manufacturing / Production
Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Engineering
do you have an inquisitive mind? Are you looking for an employer who will sponsor you through a degree, whilst providing valuable and exciting on-the-job experience within a global, innovative and industry-leading organisation? If so, read on to see what thales has on offer within the industry team at our templecombe site…
benefits of the programme:- earn a salary while studying for your degree
- gain hands‑on experience in a real engineering environment
- receive job‑specific training and development
- achieve a recognised engineering qualification
- secure a permanent role from the start of your apprenticeship
- have your tuition fees fully paid
- the role will develop your engineering skills to become a confident, positive and flexible industrial process engineer with well‑honed technical knowledge gained from both the academic commitments and on the job training.
- you will be part of a team that provides manufacturing solutions in support of our customers’ requirements.
- this will provide many opportunities to experience the various aspects of engineering such as, defining and optimising manufacturing documentation, tools and workflows for manufacturing, performing manufacturing readiness reviews, contributing to the technological innovation to reduce costs and workflows, whilst guaranteeing the feasibility and reproducibility of the process.
throughout the apprenticeship, you will gain experience and knowledge in:
- develop an understanding of the required behaviours and codes of practice of a professional engineer
- understanding complex systems by working on different tasks on on‑going projects
- assessing manufacturing readiness level (mrl) of products by reviewing the product maturity with project teams to identify and minimise risk
- define, set up, prepare and optimise manufacturing processes and tooling for a defined area or product line
- contribute to health, safety and environment processes
- define and optimise manufacturing documentation, tools, workflows for manufacturing and inspection based on the information supplied by upstream r&d engineering departments
- contribute to the technological innovation to reduce costs and workflows, whilst guaranteeing the feasibility and reproducibility of the process
- attend material review boards and configuration control boards on behalf of manufacturing, actively manage failures and changes
- implement test & control plans for manufacturing equipment
you will study towards a level 6 manufacturing engineer with yeovil college
manufacturing engineers help take products from design to manufacture, ensuring that they are launched on time, at cost and to the right quality. This programme will provide a strong foundation across mechanical, electrical, digital, materials, product design and advanced manufacturing.
this is a 5-year programme delivered via an in‑person delivery model on campus. Over the first 4 years you will attend college on a day release basis to complete your academic studies and will embed your learning in the workplace through your day job. Year 5 will be 100% work‑based and will focus on the completion of your end point assessment.
at the end of the programme you will have achieved a beng in engineering, as well as a level 6 manufacturing engineer apprenticeship and will roll‑off the scheme into an industrial process engineer position in our underwater systems business.
entry requirementsto apply, you will need:
a levels
- 2 a levels
- grade c or above in maths
- at least one additional stem subject.
- or 90+ credit btec diploma in engineering (mm)
gcses
- minimum of 5 gcses at grade 4/c or above
- must include english language
- must include mathematics
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