3 general manager jobs found in Samlesbury

Description Job title:  Higher Manufacturing Engineering Technician Apprentice   Location: Samlesbury and Warton   Salary: Starting from £18,018 with annual progression through the scheme duration.   What you’ll be doing: You will undertake your training at the Academy for Skills and Knowledge.  Gaining training in practical and theory-based engineering; learn electrical circuits, aircraft fitting, fabrication, flight line awareness, machining, carbon fibre and Computer Aided Design.    You will then also complete placements in Facilities Management, Production, Manufacturing Engineering, Infrastructure and Estates covering: •    Safe systems of working •    A technical contribution to the design, development, test, integration and support of products, equipment, systems, processes or services •    Techniques and procedures to solve engineering/manufacturing problems   What qualification will you...

Description Job title: Degree Apprentice Aerospace Engineer Location: Samlesbury and Warton Salary: Starting from £23,748 with annual progression through the scheme duration What you’ll be doing: An Engineering Degree Apprenticeship Scheme (EDAS) in Aerospace is a five year scheme covering a range of engineering branches required to design, develop, build and maintain modern advanced aircraft.     You will develop the digital and practical skills to complete on the job placements in a cross-section of engineering branches. You will work towards a Level 4 Diploma in Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing. In years 4 and 5, you will focus on a specific engineering discipline e.g. Aerodynamics, Systems Engineering, Support Engineering from several Air Engineering programmes. You will also be studying modules towards a BEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering Degree on a part time basis. What qualification will you get?...

Description Job title: Degree Supply Chain Management (Manufacturing) Apprentice Location: Samlesbury and Warton Salary: Starting from £23,748 with annual progression through the scheme duration. What you’ll be doing:  Within the Production Planning and Control (PP&C) function, you can expect to be involved in a wide range of activities supporting the manufacturing operations across several programmes. Working alongside PP&C Professionals, some examples of the work you will undertake are managing the production order books, launching orders, analysing process routings, optimising processing times and implementing strategic projects and continuous improvement activities using the latest technologies.  The four-year scheme offers eight different six-month placements across the Production Planning & Control function where you will apply your learning within a hands-on team environment. What qualification will you get?...