Engineering Construction
This Apprenticeship deals with a range of roles in engineering construction. UK engineering construction is a global force and employs approximately 80,000 people in the UK and 100,000 worldwide.
The industry delivers successful new build, maintenance, plant upgrade and decommissioning projects worldwide across the oil, gas, water, power generation, nuclear, chemical, pharmaceutical, water, and food and drink industries. Domestically, the £16 billion industry is fundamental to the economy and the demand for engineering construction is set to rise significantly over the next decade and beyond. The Advanced Level Apprenticeship reflects the many career pathways requiring specialist skills.
The Engineering Construction Intermediate Level Apprenticeship is recognised within the industry as an entry route for new entrants to attain the minimum skills required to support work on engineering construction sites. The occupations reflect the changing nature of the work and the need to assist with some of the work functions of those trained at a higher level. It can also serve as a progression route for individuals who do not meet the criteria for direct entry on to the Advanced Level Apprenticeship.
Combining college learning with work experience, the Advanced Level Apprenticeship is recognised within the industry as the best route for attracting and developing young entrants to the industry and for them to attain the skills, industry awareness, practical experience and relevant qualifications required to work in a variety of roles on engineering construction sites, including offshore installations.
Job Roles
- Engineering Construction Activities Support
- Welder Support
- Mechanical Fitter Support
- Project Control Assistant
- Steel Erector Support
- Plating Support
- Pipefitting Support
Last Updated: 12/04/2012
