Related Fluid Power – Engineering Trainee Programme

Location: Cupar

Contract: Trainee

Closing Date:

📍 Cupar, Fife | ⚙️ Engineering Trainee Programme | 🎓 Training & Qualifications Available

Interested in engineering and looking for an opportunity to learn while gaining hands-on experience?

Related Fluid Power is looking for motivated individuals to join its Engineering Trainee Programme at its state-of-the-art CNC machine shop in Cupar. Related Fluid Power supplies hydraulic components to some of the world’s leading machinery manufacturers. As a trainee, you’ll join an experienced engineering team and work with modern machinery and technology while developing valuable practical and technical skills.

What You’ll Do:

  • Gain hands-on experience in a modern CNC machine shop
  • Learn to work with advanced 4, 5 and 6-axis CNC machinery
  • Develop practical engineering skills and technical knowledge
  • Help produce high-quality hydraulic components used within machinery across a range of industries
  • Learn from an established and experienced engineering team

Training & Development:

  • A structured engineering development programme
  • Hands-on training using modern CNC machinery and technology
  • Day-release college attendance from your second year
  • The opportunity to work towards recognised engineering qualifications
  • Ongoing opportunities to develop your engineering skills and experience

What We’re Looking For:

  • A genuine interest and passion for engineering
  • Motivated and keen to learn new skills
  • Committed to developing your technical knowledge and abilities
  • A positive attitude and willingness to work as part of a team
  • A focus on producing high-quality work

How to Apply:

To apply for the Engineering Trainee Programme, please send your application by email to the Production Director at bob@relatedfluidpower.com

If you’re enthusiastic about engineering and looking for an opportunity to gain practical experience, develop your skills and work towards recognised qualifications, this could be a great first step towards a career in engineering.