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Degree Apprentice in Mechanical Engineering
Employer: ACE Fabreeka UK
Role description: Support the activities involved in bringing designs into manufacture. This role will be pivotal to the planning and delivery of engineered products to our customers. The focus is on developing the skills required to produce output from our manufacturing facility on time, on cost and to the right quality.
In our UK facility in Haydock (Merseyside), you will have a diverse and exciting role working towards responsibility in:
- Test and assembly
- Design for manufacture
- Manufacturing
- Quality
About the employer: ACE Fabreeka UK, based in Haydock (Merseyside) is a leading developer of products for the control of kinetic and thermal energy transfer. We have a highly-experienced international and UK team supporting manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, rail, nuclear and construction industries.
The combined product range of ACE Fabreeka UK includes: industrial shock absorbers, hydraulic dampers, feed controls, gas springs, expansion bearings, isolation mounts, elastomeric pads, composite thermal break plates, seismic mass/foundation isolation and pneumatic systems.
The UK team offers a top-quality customer service founded on solid technical expertise covering an extensive range of standard and special purpose products designed for specific, tailor-made applications.
Start date: September 2017
Wages:
Age 21 to 24: £7.05 per hour
Age 25 and over: £7.50 per hour
Wage will be reviewed on an annual basis. Discretionary bonus scheme depending on company, team and employee performance.
How to apply
Application is by submission of CV to email address: degreeapprenticeshipsjobs@ljmu.ac.uk
Please ensure that 'ACE Fabreeka UK Vacancy' is included in the subject line.
Closing date: 30 June 2017
Degree Apprentice in Quantity Surveying
Employer: Mott MacDonald
Role description: We work in a variety of sectors including infrastructure, energy, education, healthcare, utilities and property. The role will be varied and could include the following:
- Supporting the prepartion of estimates and cost plans, valuations and financial statements
- Helping to create monthly reports
- Helping to prepare and analyse tender documentation, you will have exposure to contract reviews and settlement of construction
About the employer: Mott MacDonald are a global engineering, management and development consultancy focused on guiding our clients through many of the planet's most intricate challenges.
Our quantity surveyors accurately predict the capital cost of asset investment programmes and projects. When joining the scheme, you will be working with an award-winning team of quantity surveyors, cost management consultants and cost engineers. Our teams work throughout the whole project lifecycle and predict the financial impacts that property or infrastructure assets have on a client’s business model – at a project’s inception, during delivery, on completion and throughout the assets’ life.
Start date: September 2017
Salary: £15,000
How to apply
Applications are to be made on the Mott MacDonald website.
Closing date: 3 July 2017
Degree Apprentice in Quantity Surveying
Employer: Cruden Construction Ltd
Role description: The successful candidate will be site based on various sites under the direct supervision of varying levels of Quantity Surveyor. They will need to provide assistance while learning in a number of different areas of Quantity Surveying.
They need to be willing and keen to undertake further training applicable to the career development programme.
About the employer: Cruden provide a comprehensive range of construction, property services and sustainable energy solutions available to clients and consultants throughout North West England. Cruden has been synonymous with sustainable communities, quality affordable housing solutions for registered providers, local authorities and councils.
Start date: September 2017
Salary: £16,500
How to apply
Application is by submission of CV to email address: degreeapprenticeshipsjobs@ljmu.ac.uk
Please ensure that 'Cruden Construction Ltd Vacancy' is included in the subject line.
Closing date: 14 July 2017
Degree Apprentice in Quantity Surveying
Employer: Weaver Vale Housing Trust Ltd
Role description: To assist in the provision of comprehensive pre- and post-contract quantity surveying services from inception to final account. A full job description and person specification is available on the Trust’s website under “careers” and then “vacancies”.
About the employer: Weaver Vale Housing Trust was formed in July 2002 following a transfer of Vale Royal Borough Council housing stock and is the only local landlord wholly based in West Cheshire. We provide over 6,000 affordable homes in Northwich, Winsford, Frodsham, Helsby and outlying rural areas. Our accommodation caters for all ages, from flats and retirement apartments to two, three, and four bedroom houses.
We are a Sunday Times Top 100 company to work for, having retained this listing for an 8th consecutive year. In 2017 we reached number 14 in the listing and also achieved the accolade of a 2 star 'Best Company' to work for.
We have developed a variety of services to support people in their day to day life, helping them live independently in their own homes. Our fundamental aim is to help our customers improve the quality of their lives.
Since our formation, we have continually improved our homes and undertaken a series of award winning new build projects to provide affordable, energy efficient housing in West Cheshire.
Start date: September 2017
Salary: starting on Grade D from £18,256 per annum (grade to be confirmed). On a 5-year programme with a sliding scale up to Grade G from £26,691 to £30,764 per annum (details and grades to be confirmed)
How to apply
Follow instructions on the Trust’s website or complete the application form:
Applications to be returned to LJMU by e-mail to degreeapprenticeshipsjobs@ljmu.ac.uk; please ensure that “Weaver Vale Housing Trust’s QS Degree Apprenticeship” is included in the subject line of your e-mail.
Closing date: 31 July 2017
