Production And Installation Trainee - No Experience Required

Production & Installation Trainee

No Experience Needed | Full Training Provided | Earn While You Learn

Location: Northampton (with travel across the Midlands and occasionally nationwide)

Salary: Year 1: £27,000 (£12.98 per hour) | Year 2: £28,000 (£13.46 per hour) Further salary reviews based on training progression

Hours: Monday to Friday, 40 hours per week

Overtime: Paid at 1.5x hourly rate

Holiday: 31 days including bank holidays and paid Christmas shutdown

Essential: Full UK Driving Licence

Looking for a Career Instead of Just a Job? Have you recently left school, college, or are looking for a hands-on career where you can learn valuable skills, gain recognised qualifications, and earn a great salary from day one?

We're looking for a motivated Production & Installation Trainee to join our Northampton team. If you're practical, enjoy working with your hands, and want to build a long-term career, we'll give you all the training, tools, and support you need.

What's in It for You?

Starting salary of £27,000

Annual pay increases

Overtime paid at time and a half

31 days holiday including Christmas closure

Company pension scheme

Full training and recognised qualifications

Company van, tools, uniform and PPE provided

Work in schools, hospitals, universities, offices and other interesting locations

Clear career progression and salary development

Friendly, supportive team environment

What Will You Be Doing?

You'll start by learning how our products are manufactured in our Northampton workshop before progressing into installation work at customer sites.

During Your Training You'll:

Learn specialist manufacturing techniques

Use hand tools and workshop equipment safely

Develop practical trade skills

Assist with installations at customer sites

Travel to a variety of locations across the region

Deliver high-quality work as part of a skilled team

Gain valuable industry experience

No two days are the same. One week you could be working in the workshop, the next you could be installing products in schools, hospitals, universities or office buildings.

Training & Career Progression

We believe in investing in our people and providing a clear pathway for development.

Your Journey:

Months 0-6 - Full workshop training

Learn the products and processes

Complete probation period

Months 6-12 - Production work plus one installation day per week

Begin working on customer sites

Months 12-18 - Increased installation responsibilities

Further skill development

Months 18-24 - Around two installation days per week

Greater independence and responsibility

Industry Qualifications Included:

CSCS Card

PASMA Certification

Ladder & Step Safety Training

Specialist Product Installation Training

All training costs are fully funded by the company.

About You

We're more interested in your attitude than your experience.

You'll be:

Practical and hands-on

Enthusiastic and willing to learn

Reliable and punctual

A strong team player

Happy travelling for work when required

Keen to build a long-term career

Essential Requirements

Full UK Driving Licence

Apply Today

If you're looking for a career where you can learn specialist skills, gain recognised qualifications, earn a competitive salary and be part of a supportive team, click Apply Now

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