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1. Vehicle damage mechanical, electrical and trim (MET) technician (level 3)

   Removing and refitting damaged mechanical and electrical components on a car before and after body repair work has been carried out.

   • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

2. Vehicle damage assessor (level 4)

   Inspecting and assessing all elements of a motor vehicle that has sustained damage and requires repair.

   • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

3. Motor vehicle service and maintenance technician - light vehicle (level 3)

   Servicing and repairing light vehicles.

   • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

4. Vehicle damage paint technician (level 3)

   Preparing, spraying and finishing vehicles that have been involved in collisions and other incidents.

   • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

5. Heavy vehicle service and maintenance technician (level 3)

   Inspecting and repairing a range of heavy vehicles and trailers.

   • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

6. Vehicle damage panel technician (level 3)

   Demonstrating expert working knowledge in relation to the removal, repair and replacement of vehicle body panels.

   • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

7. Domestic electrician (level 3)

   Install and maintain electrical services within a domestic setting.

   • Apprenticeship category: Construction and the built environment

8. Marine electrician (level 3)

   Conduct a wide range of marine electrical work.

   • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

9. Large goods vehicle (LGV) driver C + E (level 2)

   Drive large goods vehicles.

   • Apprenticeship category: Transport and logistics

10. Electrical or electronic technical support engineer (degree) (level 6)

    Supporting the manufacturing of new products by bringing the product to life and resolving manufacturing problems.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

11. Electrical, electronic product service and installation engineer (level 3)

    Installing and servicing a range of domestic and commercial equipment.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

12. Electrical power networks engineer (level 4)

    Working in an engineering team to maintain and repair assets on the electricity network.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

13. Highways electrician or service operative (level 3)

    Supervising the installation and servicing of electrical equipment and systems on roads and motorways.

    • Apprenticeship category: Construction and the built environment

14. Installation and maintenance electrician (level 3)

    Install, maintain and repair electrical systems in industrial, commercial and residential environments.

    • Apprenticeship category: Construction and the built environment

15. Maritime electrical fitter (level 3)

    Manufacture, install, test, fault diagnose, maintain, overhaul and remove electrical systems on maritime vessels.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

16. Maritime mechanical and electrical mechanic (level 2)

    Undertaking the testing, fault diagnosis and maintenance of electrical, mechanical and fluid power equipment on ships and submarines.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

17. Electrical power protection and plant commissioning engineer (level 4)

    Carrying out a range of engineering work on power protection systems, plant and equipment.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

18. Highway electrical maintenance and installation operative (level 2)

    Installing and servicing electrical support structures, equipment and systems on roads and motorways.

    • Apprenticeship category: Construction and the built environment

19. Electro-mechanical engineer (level 6)

    Solve real-world problems using a combination of mechanical and electrical engineering expertise.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

20. Lift and escalator electromechanic (level 3)

    Carrying out the installation or maintenance, repair and modernisation of lifts and escalators.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

21. Stairlift, platform lift, service lift electromechanic (level 2)

    Carry out the installation or maintenance and repair of stairlifts, lifting platforms and service lifts.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

22. Embedded electronic systems design and development engineer (degree) (level 6)

    Designing and developing electronic circuits, devices and systems for a range of industries.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

23. Product design and development engineer (degree) (level 6)

    Using engineering techniques to bring new products to life or redesign existing products.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

24. Accident repair technician (level 3)

    Mending damaged vehicles using a range of metalworking and finishing techniques.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

25. Surface finisher (level 3)

    Surface finishing is a broad range of industrial processes that alter the surface of a manufactured item to achieve a certain property.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

26. Heritage engineering technician (level 3)

    Preserving and restoring historic vehicles and machinery.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

27. Signage technician (level 3)

    Design, manufacture, fabricate and install signage.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing

28. Bus and coach engineering technician (level 3)

    Carrying out a range of engineering work on buses and coaches for bus and coach operators.

    • Apprenticeship category: Engineering and manufacturing