Lean Manufacturing Operative
Level 2 Apprenticeship Standard
Role Profile
Lean Manufacturing Operatives work in high-volume production environments, operating equipment, following standardised processes, and maintaining health, safety, and quality standards. They contribute to continuous improvement activities and support efficient production operations.
Typical Job Roles
Lean Manufacturing Operative
Production Operative
Manufacturing Production Operative
Process Operative
Cell Operator
Course Content
Apprentices develop skills and knowledge in:
FAQs
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A: The apprenticeship usually takes 12 to 18 months to complete.
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A: The EPA consists of three elements:
Knowledge Test: Multiple-choice questions.
Practical Observation: Demonstration of skills in the workplace.
Professional Discussion: Reflection on portfolio evidence.
All three elements must be passed to successfully achieve the apprenticeship.
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A: Yes, apprentices must:
Complete the Level 2 Diploma in Manufacturing (Knowledge and Skills).
Achieve English and Maths at Level 1 before the EPA, and attempt Level 2.
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A: Yes, apprentices will specialise in one of the following four pathways:
Manufacturing Production
Manufacturing Assembly
Manufacturing Finishing
Manufacturing Quality Inspection
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Funding Band: £6,000
Non-levy Employer Contribution: £300 (5%)
Government funding may be available to support training and assessment costs.
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A: Apprentices can progress to:
Team Leader / Supervisor Apprenticeship (Level 3)
Higher-level technical roles
Further education in manufacturing or engineering disciplines