Mechanical Fitting and Assembly
Give your engineers and technicians a mechanical skills upgrade.
Introducing Apprenticeship Units
If you haven't already heard about them, apprenticeship units are short, skills-focused courses designed to upskill your team without the need to commit to a full apprenticeship.
They're ideal when you need targeted training to close skills gaps, develop skills in emerging technologies or support employee progression. And because content is drawn directly from existing apprenticeship standards, you can be confident that the training stays aligned with industry expectations.
It's a quick, efficient and very cost-effective way of developing the skills you need to drive your business forward.
Who is this Unit for?
This apprenticeship unit is designed for existing engineering operatives and technicians who need to upskill in mechanical fitting and assembly.
Benefits for Businesses
- Increased Efficiency: Equip your team with mechanical skills to enhance productivity and reduce downtime
- Broaden Service Capabilities: Enable your technicians to handle a wider range of mechanical tasks, increasing service offerings
- Competitive Advantage: Maintain a skilled workforce ready to meet the demands of modern engineering challenges
- Enhanced Safety: Skills training ensures compliance with safety standards, reducing the risk of workplace accidents
Get in Touch
Fill in the short form below or email our Business Development team at business@blackpool.ac.uk, if you have any questions about Apprenticeship Units, coming soon to B&FC.
What Will I Learn on this Mechanical Fitting and Assembly Unit?
You'll learn how to interpret mechanical specifications, drawings and documentation to complete a variety of mechanical tasks whether that's assembling components or adjusting and testing assemblies to ensure correct operation.
You will learn to fit and align components to tight tolerance using a wide range of hand tools and machinery as well as how to disassemble pieces for service and repair.
What are the Entry Requirements?
Individuals must be 19 years or older and must have some experience working as an engineering operative or technician.
How is This Funded?
Levy employers can use their Levy fund to cover the cost of apprenticeship units. For non-Levy employers, the government covers 100% of the funding costs.
