Electronics Apprentice

MPI Limited
Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Last month
Posted
13 Apr 2026 (Last month)

MPI are looking for a Permanent Electronics Apprentice, for our client based in Milton Keynes

Job Description

As a Remanufacturing Electronics Technician Apprentice, you will develop hands-on technical skills in repairing and updating electronic modules used in industrial automation. You will combine practical work with formal education, gaining qualifications while working with experienced technicians.

You will report to the ERC Wokshop Supervisor and work onsite in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom.

Your Responsibilities

* Develop the skills required to fault-find and repair electronic circuits to component level on products, including PLCs, HMIs, Motion systems, AC Inverters and Servo Motors.

* Perform update and repair activities following quality, safety and reliability standards.

* Participate in training activities, supporting your technical and personal development.

* Build proficiency in soldering techniques, including Surface-Mount Technology (SMT).

* Complete all required documentation (paper and electronic) related to repaired equipment and create clear, customer-facing technical fault reports.

* Maintain high standards of housekeeping and ensure compliance with site safety requirements.

* Follow and comply with ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environmental) and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety) management systems.

The Essentials - You Will Have

* A minimum of 4 GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including Mathematics and English, or equivalent qualifications.

* Enrollment in, or eligibility for, a relevant engineering or technical education pathway (including T-Level Engineering).

* Strong technical skills with an interest in electronics and engineering.

* Willingness to learn and develop technical skills through hands-on work and formal study.

The Preferred - You Might Also Have

* Prior exposure to electronics, engineering, or technical repair through education, projects or hobbies.

* Basic understanding of electronic components, circuits or industrial automation concepts.

* Interest in developing soldering and electronic diagnostic skills

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