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Level 3 Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering in Stoke-on-Trent

Cost£3,000.00
Duration2 years
LevelLevel 3
DeliveryWork based
StartFlexible
Awarding bodyEAL awarding body
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About this course

Level 3 Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering. Work-based training at your workplace.

You train in your job role over two years. The course covers manual and CNC machining, including milling, turning, and grinding. You'll also study fitting and assembly, component repair, and pipe fitting. It suits roles across machining, manufacturing, and pipe fitting work. No prior qualifications are required. You must be in a suitable workplace role.

You'll finish with an NVQ Diploma in Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering.

Who this course is for

Candidates wishing to demonstrate complex understanding of mechanical manufacturing techniques to include manual setting and manual or CNC machining using methods such as milling, turning, grinding and many more. Fitting and assembly of various components to mechanical assemblies, and repairing these, as well as pipe fitting and assembly. The qualification is applicable to a variety of machining and manufacturing occupations and covers Manual/CNC, manufacturing, pipe fitting, spring making and tool setting depending on the pathway chosen.

Entry requirements

The candidate must be in a role within the workplace that will support the qualification requirements and must have the potential to achieve the assessment criteria set out in the units.

There are no entry qualifications required by learners to undertake this qualification unless this is a legal requirement of the process or the environment

What you will learn

  • You'll set up and operate manual and CNC machines for milling, turning, and grinding.
  • You'll fit and assemble mechanical components to specification.
  • You'll repair mechanical assemblies in a workplace setting.
  • You'll carry out pipe fitting and assembly tasks.
  • You'll apply health and safety practices relevant to manufacturing environments.
  • You'll demonstrate complex understanding of mechanical manufacturing techniques.

How you will learn

You learn through your day-to-day work. Assessors observe you carrying out tasks in your workplace and review evidence of your competence. You must be in a role that covers the qualification's requirements. Assessment is based on the units set out in the NVQ Diploma, so your job tasks need to match the assessment criteria.

What you will need to bring

NSEG Training Academy will confirm anything you need before you start. Most materials and equipment will be provided through your workplace.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Engineering Technician, supports engineering processes in a manufacturing setting.
  • Manufacturing Technician, oversees production and quality on the shop floor.
  • CNC Machinist, programs and operates CNC machines to produce precision parts.
  • Mechanical Fitter, assembles and maintains mechanical systems and components.
  • Pipe Fitter, installs and repairs pipework in industrial environments.
  • Machine Operator, runs specialist machinery across a range of manufacturing sectors.

What you could study next

  • Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Engineering, a Level 4 qualification for those moving into technical or supervisory roles.
  • Level 4 Higher Apprenticeship in Engineering, combines work-based learning with higher-level technical study.
  • Chartered Engineer status via a relevant professional engineering institution, for those aiming at senior engineering roles.
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