As a maintenance fitter, you could:
You could work in a factory or at a client's business.
You may need to wear protective clothing.
You can find more about careers in engineering from the ECITB and Tomorrow's Engineers.
You could take a college course to learn some of the skills you'll need. Useful subjects include:
You may need:
You could do an Engineering Fitter Level 2 Intermediate Apprenticeship, or a Maintenance Operations Engineering Technician Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship.
You'll usually need:
You could start as an engineering operative or trainee craftsperson and do training on the job to become a fitter.
You can apply directly for maintenance fitter jobs if you've got a qualifications and experience in maintenance, such as:
You'll need:
You could do further training while you work to become an engineering technician or site supervisor.
Courses that could help you progress include:
