Working With Your Hands
Remove, repair and replace vehicle body panels to manufacturer specification A vehicle damage panel technician is an expert in the removal, repair and replacement of vehicle body panels to manufacturer
Read morePrepare, spray and finish vehicles that have been involved in collisions and other incidents A vehicle damage paint technician works in the vehicle body repair sector of the motor industry.
Read moreMake and repair upholstered furniture This role is found in the furniture, furnishings and interiors industry, however it can also relate to the automotive and marine industry where they have
Read moreEnsure that the technical capabilities of the textile plant, product and machinery are appropriately and innovatively fined-tuned The textile technical specialist role is a technical one within textile and fashion
Read moreEnsure that sufficient materials and products are available to meet customer requirements A mineral products technician works across several mineral extractive industries, such as quarrying, concrete production, cement manufacture, cementitious
Read moreConstruct garments by bringing designs to life, following specifications and quality standards Working in the clothing industry, you’ll produce premium garments for the fashion market, such as bespoke tailored suits,
Read moreCombine design, business and engineering skills to develop new and improved furniture products This role will see you developing new and improved furniture products such as domestic and office furniture.
Read moreManufacture furniture and furniture components A furniture CNC technician manufactures furniture and furniture components, such as desk lids, doors, casings or legs, using computer numerically controlled (CNC) machinery to perform
Read moreCreate initial ideas, design concepts and plans for fitted furniture interiors and create technical drawings As a fitted furniture design technician, you will work with customers to create their perfect
Read moreProduce and assemble bespoke pieces of furniture to meet individual customers’ requirements As an apprentice bespoke furniture maker, you’ll interact with a range of people including designers, production/manufacturing managers, quality
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