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24 April 2012

The Employment and Skills Partnership and Gloucestershire Local Enterprise Partnership Supporting Manufacturing Skills In Gloucestershire. 24 April 2012. Terry Newby – Operations Director. Coleford Manufacturing Centre. Pumps. Pumps. Move liquids and gases

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24 April 2012

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  1. The Employment and Skills PartnershipandGloucestershire Local Enterprise PartnershipSupporting Manufacturing Skills In Gloucestershire 24 April 2012

  2. Terry Newby – Operations Director Coleford Manufacturing Centre

  3. Pumps

  4. Pumps • Move liquids and gases • Consume 30% of the UK’s total industrial power • Pumps tend to fulfil a market niche • There are 39 pump companies in the BPMA (British Pump Manufacturing Association) • British pump manufacturers are net exporters (75% at SPP)

  5. The Future • Globalisation – faster every year • Indian – China – Vietnam • UK? • To survive we need engineers • Engineers - people who do hard sums • Maths and Science seem to be out of favour with those in education – removal of D&T from the National Curriculum!

  6. Autoprime

  7. Thames Water Pumping Station

  8. Fire Pumps

  9. Protecting the Bankers

  10. Oil & Gas Fire Protection Pumps

  11. Vertical Pumps

  12. AIOC Platform

  13. Belanak Platform

  14. Apprenticeships • Foundation • no minimum qualification • Dexterity, spatial awareness • Advanced • minimum 5 GCSEs grade A to C • Mathematics, English, Science or Engineering • Things we look for: • Confidence - to act alone and take responsibility • Social skills, team player • Numeracy • Communication

  15. Job Types Route • Craft – Time Served • Machine shop • Fitting shop • Maintenance • Engineering • Draughting • Design • Production • Maintenance • Commercial – applications, quoting, sales • Quality • Service Function • Procurement • Accounts • Sales • Marketing • IT • Administration • Personnel • Export Shipping • Logistics • Management

  16. Progression Academic • Time served - HNC • ‘A’ Levels • HND • Bachelor’s degree • Master’s degree • PhD Vocational • 3 to 4 years NVQ3 modules • Year In Industry • Day release • 2 year programme for new starters

  17. Benefits of Employment • No education debts • Money • Paid holidays • Death in service benefit • Pension • Health Scheme • Bonus

  18. Working with Education (The World of Acronyms) • FEBP • WEX • Tours (secondary, primary) • GO4SET • Anything but money

  19. Working with the Community • Apprentice Association • Car parking for events • Fire service liaison • Business association • Local vendors • Business rates • Pay

  20. Questions

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