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Swatpro July Apprentice of the Month

Swatpro July Apprentice of the Month

July 17, 2026

Sarah Gibbs

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Swatpro July Apprentice of the Month

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During a recent visit to our Engineering Training Centre, Logan was showcasing the skills and knowledge he has developed throughout his apprenticeship. He has been producing steel components, practising his CNC machining skills and creating enclosures for measuring equipment.

Logan also has a keen interest in 3D printing. After completing a component in steel, he recreates it using the 3D printer, combining traditional engineering techniques with modern technology. He has even used his skills to produce a very practical bagel cutter!

His tutors have praised his enthusiasm, creativity and commitment to developing his skills, describing him as a real shining star.

It was fantastic to see Logan applying his learning in practice and demonstrating such a strong combination of technical ability, curiosity and innovation.

A very well-deserved congratulations to Logan. Keep up the excellent work!

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