Pipewelding Apprenitceship – EET Fuels

Education

  • Minimum of Grade 4 to 9 in Maths, English & Science  

Skills Required

  • Detail-oriented and safety-conscious
  • Curious about how things work
  • Team players with a can-do attitude
  • Able to follow instructions and take initiative
  • Problem-solving techniques
  • Attention to detail

Personal Qualities

  • Enjoy practical, hands‑on work.
  • Team Player
  • Strong communication skills

Where you’ll work

Stanlow Manufacturing Complex. Ellesmere Port

Are you ready to roll up your sleeves and dive into the world of welding?



At EET Fuels, we’re on the lookout for an enthusiastic Pipe welding Apprentices to join our skilled and supportive team.

This is your chance to gain hands-on experience, learn how to produce safe, accurate and high‑quality welded pipe systems while studying towards a Level 3 Welding Qualification.

You’ll split your time between on-site learning (4 days per week week) and college-based study (1 day per week) putting theory into practice from day one.

Why Join Us?

Real-world experience in a live refinery environment Mentorship from experienced employees A clear path for progression within the business A nationally recognised qualification A supportive team that’s invested in your growth



 What You’ll Be Doing: Gain hands‑on experience in welding and fabrication Work under the guidance of skilled Pipe Welders and supervisors.

Undertake different types of welds using a range of techniques ensuring conformity to standards Developing a wide range of technical skills

Engage with a wide range of colleagues and specialists, including Engineers, Pipe Fitters, Riggers, Stores Operatives, Welding Inspectors, NDT Technicians, Quality teams and Insurance Inspectors.

Following strict safety procedures and keeping your workspace organised

What You’ll Need: We’re looking for individuals who are: Enjoy practical, hands‑on work. Detail-oriented and safety-conscious Curious about how things work Team players with a can-do attitude Able to follow instructions and take initiative You’ll also need a basic understanding of problem-solving techniques Attention to detail      

Duration of course: 42 Months

Closing Date: Friday 10th April 2026

Possible Start Date: September 2026

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The Engineering College is committed to equality and valuing diversity.  Applications are particularly welcome from women and black and minority ethnic candidates, who are under-represented in academic posts in College.