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New apprentices for Bower’s Bradford manufacturing team

Posted on 20 Nov 2024. Edited by: John Hunter. Read 1265 times.
New apprentices for Bower’s Bradford manufacturing teamDaniel Buxton, Ethan Read, and Toby Purssell

Bowers Group, a leader in the field of measurement that supplies metrology instruments to organisations worldwide, has welcomed four new apprentices to its Bradford manufacturing operations. Daniel Buxton, Ethan Read, Toby Purssell, and Tyler Harrison have joined the team and are now beginning their respective apprenticeship programmes.

Tom Parry, Bowers Group’s operations director, said: “We are very pleased to welcome our new apprentices to the team. Apprenticeships are an important part of our business, giving us the opportunity to invest in young talent and support the future of manufacturing. We look forward to seeing how the four grow in their roles and contribute to the team and wish them the very best of luck. The new apprentices will undertake crucial roles across various technical disciplines within the company, gaining practical experience in Bowers Group’s precision-manufacturing environment.”

Daniel Buxton, Ethan Read, and Toby Purssell will spend their first year off-site at Appris, a specialist in providing engineering and manufacturing apprenticeships in West Yorkshire. Here, they will receive a strong foundation in both technical theory and practical skills before transitioning into their specialist roles within Bowers Group’s manufacturing facility. Tyler Harrison will begin his apprenticeship on-site, where he will begin with hands-on learning under the guidance of Bowers Group professionals.

Mr Parry concluded: “Bowers Group has a long-standing tradition of investing in apprenticeships, recognising the importance of nurturing talent from an early stage. By providing structured training programmes and real-world experience, the company aims to supply its apprentices with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in a rapidly-advancing industry.”