The launch of this new apprenticeship programme marks a key step-change in Fairline’s commitment to nurturing an engaged, passionate team of skilled tradespeople dedicated to building the company’s luxury yachts.
The apprentices include a diverse range of people from various backgrounds. Some have joined the programme straight from education and some have made a career change.
Commenting on the new appointments, Paul Grys, CEO at Fairline, said:
“As a business we are continuously looking to push the boundaries of what is possible when we design and build our yachts.
“Carpentry/joinery and engineering have often been identified as a skills shortage in our workforce, so these trade specific apprenticeships will help plug those gaps and set us up for our future growth.
“A skilled workforce that is passionate about building high-quality products is essential for bringing our designers’ ideas to life, which is why I’m delighted to welcome the team of apprentices to our business.”
