Laboratory Scientist Materials Degree Apprenticeship (Level 6) - Mitsubishi Power EMEA

•  Company pension scheme 
•  Life insurance 
•   Healthcare benefits 
•  Regular training and CPD opportunities

Key Responsibilities

• Learn how to prepare material samples for testing and examination using specialist laboratory equipment.
• Gain hands-on experience carrying out inspections and testing to assess the condition and performance of materials.
• Learn how microscopes and other specialist equipment are used to examine materials and investigate defects.
• Support laboratory investigations and materials assessments alongside experienced Materials Engineers.
• Assist with mechanical testing activities and learn how test results are used to support engineering projects.
• Help prepare technical reports and accurately record laboratory findings and test results.
• Work alongside Materials Engineers on projects relating to gas and steam turbine components.
• Support day-to-day laboratory operations, including sample logging, stock control and maintaining laboratory equipment.
• Learn how materials testing and analysis support engineering activities within the business.
• Develop an understanding of health, safety and quality standards within a professional laboratory environment.

About You

• An A-Level in Physics/Engineering (Grade C or above)

• A level 3 qualification such as a T-Level or BTEC Extended Diploma in a Science related subject

So how does the apprenticeship work?