At the end of August, five new apprentices were
presented with personalised brooms to mark the
start of their training with the progressive aerospace
engineering company, Impcross Limited.
 
As part of Impcross’s development of it’s workforce,
the recruitment of Apprentices is to fulfil future needs
in the demanding aerospace and F1 engineering
markets.
 
The Apprentice and Advanced Apprentice schemes
are being run in conjunction with Gloscat utilising the
facilities at their Engineering and Technology Centre.
 
The Apprentices spend two days a week at Gloscat studying academic subjects and basic engineering training, the remainder of their time being spent at Impcross gaining experience in many areas of company operations.
 
Completion of the apprenticeships will give qualifications in various areas with awards in Key Skills, NVQ, City and Guilds and BTEC.
 
As expected, competition for the five positions at Impcross was very keen, with the applicants hoping to gain the unequalled opportunity to train and work in this ever expanding company with it’s reputation for first class engineering skills.
 
Leaning on their brooms in front of Impcross’s latest Matsuura 630 CNC Machining Centre are (l to r) Zac Jones, Hayley Green, Kristian Pugh, Marc McDonagh and Mitchell Saunders.
 
Impcross Limited are located in Thrupp, Stroud, Gloucestershire, and are superbly equipped with state-of-the-art 3-, 4- and 5-Axis CNC Machining Centres, the latest CNC Turning Centres and CNC Grinding machines

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