Mechanical Fitter Apprentice

Quartzelec; Aberdeen City; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A technology provider in Aberdeen is seeking an Electro-Mechanical Fitter Apprentice. This 48-month apprenticeship includes training in electro-mechanical repairs and service for rotating machines in safe and explosive environments. Candidates should hold qualifications in Mathematics, English, and a Science. The apprenticeship starts in September 2025, with practical training at Tullos Training campus.

Qualifications

• Qualifications in Mathematics, English, and a Science at National 5 or equivalent.
• A commitment of 48 months for the apprenticeship.

Responsibilities

• Conduct electro-mechanical repairs, service, and overhaul of AC/DC equipment.
• Service rotating machines for safe and explosive atmosphere applications.
• Support site/offshore service as needed.

Skills

Electro-mechanical repairs

Working on rotating machines

Rewinding electrical motors

Site / offshore service support

COMPEX / EX inspections

Education

National Certificate in Engineering Discipline (SCQF level 6)

SVQ in Performing Engineering Operations (SCQF level 5)

Job description

Every company says that 'people are our biggest asset'. In the case of Quartzelec that is literally true.

By joining Quartzelec you will become part of a local team, with the potential to become part of a truly nationwide service provider and with specific opportunities for overseas travel and long-term worldwide placements.

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Electro-Mechanical Fitter Apprentice

Due to continuous growth, we are now seeking an Apprentice to join the Oil and gas division within the Aberdeen Business Unit.

An electro-mechanical engineer has responsibility for the safe inspection, overhaul and repair of rotating machines to support various customers within the UK and overseas. The majority of overhauls are carried out on machines required in explosive atmospheres with Oil & Gas being one of the key markets.

The occupation exists within an industry with a high level of safety critical activities, so there is a requirement for a disciplined and responsible approach to work.

Your key responsibilities and accountability on completion of your apprenticeship may include:

• Electro-mechanical repairs, service, and overhaul of AC/ DC equipment
• Working on rotating machines for both safe area and explosive atmosphere applications
• Rewinding electrical motors and generators
• Site / offshore service support
• Marine and Naval services
• COMPEX / EX inspections

Qualifications, Experience & Personal Attributes

This qualification is a Scottish Vocational qualification (SVQ). Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship, individuals will have gained a Foundation Apprenticeship in Engineering. This is the same level of learning as an SQA Higher (SCQF level 6).

The following qualifications are attained through this apprenticeship:

• A National Certificate (NC) in an Engineering Discipline at SCQF level 6, for example: Engineering Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering
• Core units of an SVQ in Performing Engineering Operations at SCQF level 5

Apprenticeship candidates will have attained qualifications (National 5 or equivalent) to include as a minimum Mathematics, English, and a Science.

The successful candidate will be required to commit to a 48-month apprenticeship with Quartzelec starting in September 2025 where block release study at Tullos Training campus, Aberdeen will be essential.

Typical Duration: 48 Months

How to Apply

If you are interested in applying for this role please send your CV and letter of application explaining how you meet the requirements of the role to:-

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