START YOUR CAREER
IN CAST METALS
ENGINEERING
- BECOME A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
- THE CAREER OF CHOICE FOR MAKERS, CREATORS AND INNOVATORS
- BE PART OF AN INDUSTRY THAT IS TRANSFORMING THE WORLD
Welcome to Casting My Future, your go to source for careers in the cast metals engineering industry.
The cast metals engineering industry is unique, includes all types of engineers, is the career of choice for makers, creators and innovators – and is great if you want to be involved in exciting projects that are transforming the world we all live in.
There are a wide range of apprenticeships available enabling you to start an exciting career at a variety of employers, all of whom supply to different industries making the kind of products that we see, hear and touch every day.
“We are casting our future” - Apprentice Testimonials
“The most enjoyable part of my apprenticeship has been learning so many different skills and being able to design running systems and come up with design changes to reduce scrap. Being involved gives me a sense of ownership and pride to say that I was one of the brains who got the initial concept of a part into a reality”
Liam GreavesApprentice Foundry Engineer, Alucast Ltd
“I find it intriguing and there is always something new to solve each day. I am also not afraid to get stuck in and get my hands dirty. I would 100% recommend engineering apprenticeships in this industry - and Toolmaking, to other females”
Abigail BrownApprentice Toolmaker, Thomas Dudley Ltd
“After completing a 5-year Maintenance Engineering Apprenticeship, I would thoroughly recommend an Apprenticeship in the Castings industry, there is so much variety”
Reece CopeApprentice Maintenance Engineer, Alucast
“I love seeing the things I work on come to life. There are so many clever people working here, so much more than I realised being made and so many interesting things to get involved in”
Joseph MoseleyFoundry/ Pattern Maker Apprentice, Thomas Dudley Ltd
“Since joining Lestercast Ltd I’ve been able to learn while on the job as an Apprentice Engineer, and more recently as Methods Engineer. Today, I find myself developing manufacturing techniques for new and problematic castings via reverse engineering technology & utilising MAGMASOFT® simulation software”
Dennis HewittApprentice Engineer, Lestercast Ltd
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