Apprenticeship Standards Engineering Fitter
About the role
This occupation is found in manufacturing and process sectors. The broad purpose of the occupation is to produce complex high-value, low-volume components or assemblies in full or part, using machines, equipment or systems, to the required specification. For example, turbines, cranes, gearboxes, production lines, rigs and platforms.
See also
Fitters may typically have a mechanical, electrical, electronic, control systems, pipe fitting or instrumentation bias, or operate across multiple disciplines depending on the type of assembly. To produce or refurbish the components, fitters will interpret drawings/specifications and plan their work, for example, ensuring they have the right tools, equipment and resources to complete the task to the required specification. Fitters are required to check their work against quality standards and make adjustments as required based on their knowledge.
On completion of the task, a fitter will hand over the product and prepare the work area for the next task by checking that equipment meets the standards required to operate. They may be based in a workshop or at a client's premises - this may include hazardous environments.
Standard
On-programme
We provide a clear learning programme to take apprentices from entry through to the gateway for end-point assessment.
You can use our on-programme offer regardless of whether you are using Pearson as your end-point assessment organisation or not.
Qualifications
Learning resources
English and maths resources
We have a wide range of resources and useful tools to complement your programme, including assessment tools, podcasts and training events.
