Nugent Engineering is recruiting for a MIG Welder to join the team at our Galbally site. THE ROLE Welding (MIG) aspects of trailers and agricultural machinery. Producing products as detailed in Technical Engineering Drawings. Working to production schedule to maximise efficiency. Ensuring all materials produced are meeting high quality standards. Understanding and adhering to company
Apprentice Success story “I started working in Nugent in 2020 as an Apprentice Quality Engineer while studying a Foundation Degree in Manufacturing Engineering. After 1 year working in quality, I moved to Production Planning and have been doing that since. I finished my foundation degree in 2023, and continued on to the Top Up, which
Apprentice Success story “In September 2017 I started with Nugent as an Engineering HLA Apprentice. I have gained experience in various roles such as Design Engineer and Production Engineer, and finally I progressed into this Product Manager role in April 2021. Every day brings a new challenge. I could be meeting with different teams from
Last week was NI Apprenticeship Week 5th-9th February 2024 and we celebrated each day, highlighting the importance of Apprentices at Nugent, and the different opportunities available. The theme for Northern Ireland Apprenticeship Week 2024 was – Release your potential! The week started by introducing each Nugent apprentice and celebrating their success so far, leading on
We are delighted to have won the Small to Medium Enterprise Award in partnership with South West College at the NI Apprenticeship Awards. This award recognises the influential partnerships between employers and training providers that support the continuous growth of skills development in Northern Ireland. Well done to all other winners and finalists! FacebookInstagramLinkedIn
Lauryn Ferrity is a Level 5 Higher Level Apprentice studying Manufacturing and Engineering. Jane’s current role with Nugent is Apprentice Design Engineer, and daily duties include designing small commercial trailers from concept to completion. Why did you choose to study an apprenticeship and what advice would you give to someone considering this route? When I
James McGurk is a Level 5 Higher Level Apprentice studying Manufacturing and Engineering. James’ current role with Nugent is Apprentice Production Engineer, and daily duties include ensuring a smooth flow of materials through the production cutting process. Why did you choose to study an apprenticeship and what advice would you give to someone considering this
Jane McGrade is a Level 5 Higher Level Apprentice studying Manufacturing and Engineering. Jane’s current role with Nugent is Apprentice Production Engineer, and daily duties include planning and coordinating production processes to maximise output. Why did you choose to study an apprenticeship and what advice would you give to someone considering this route? I chose
Conor Campbell is General Manager at Nugent Components. He studied transportation at University before progressing into a career in logistics and sales for 5 years before joining Nugent. Read about Conor’s experience below. What attracted you to Nugent? What stood out for me about Nugent was the opportunities for progression and the rapid growth of
Over the past few months we paired up with a group of students from St Ciaran’s College to complete an engineering project. Their mission? Follow a design brief and manufacture flower planters. The aim was to provide students with the opportunity to gain a better understanding of the processes involved, from design brief to final