In this special interview for National Apprenticeship Week, Apprentice Plant Operator Chloe Rackley talks to Peter Haddock from Content with Media, from the cab of an Articulated Dumptruck, where she talks about her journey from Hairdresser to Plant Operative with Lynch!
Their interview covers how the apprenticeship works, the great support she has had from her colleagues and her aspirations for the future to support more women coming into the industry.
Thank you Chloe and Peter!
As an apprentice, you learn something new everyday, you face new challenges and you pick up new skills, and you meet some amazing people along the way
Chloe Rackley, Apprentice Plant Operator
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