Apprentice Engineering Maintenance Technician

• Compliance with the Company Integrated Management Systems (IMS) including Health and Safety, Environmental and Quality and all associated policies, standards, procedures and documentation
• Learn to assist with the installation, maintenance, inspection, testing, commissioning and repair of electrical systems and equipment in industrial, commercial and residential environments, including communal areas
• Support work on low voltage electrical systems up to and including 1000V AC / 1500V DC, under supervision
• Assist with initial verification, periodic inspection and testing activities in accordance with BS 7671 and company procedures
• Assist with the installation and maintenance of electrical systems including switchboards, motors, cabling systems, protective devices, lighting, heating, metering, control panels and automated systems
• Assist and learn the mechanical maintenance of the water pumps and other associated equipment
• Learn how to keep an orderly workshop that is safe to work in and well-managed
• Support works associated with new and emerging technologies, including renewable and low‑carbon technologies, as part of training and development
• Learn to read and interpret drawings, specifications and work instructions with guidance from supervisors and mentors
• Assist in preparing work areas, setting out installations and selecting materials and equipment required for tasks
• Maintain tools, equipment and work areas in a safe, clean and serviceable condition
• Complete training records, job sheets and basic documentation accurately, under supervision
• Work collaboratively with mentors, supervisors and other trades on site in a professional manner
• Carry out other reasonable duties consistent with the apprentice role as directed

Engineering Maintenance Technician (dual) Level 3:

• Knowledge, Skills & Behaviours
• End Point Assessment

If the candidate excels in their apprenticeship there will be plenty of opportunities to grow with in Water Tech.