Home > Apprenticeships >Rail Engineering Technician Apprentice -Signalling colas rail ltd

Rail Engineering Technician Apprentice -Signalling colas rail ltd

APPLY TO THIS JOB

About Rail Engineering Technician Apprentice -Signalling colas rail ltd

  • Salary:£20,000.00
  • Working Week:You'll work 40 hours per week. The roster will include up to 39 out of 52 separate weekends. Applicants need to be 18+ at the start of the apprenticeship as rostered hours will include working at night and during Bank Holiday
  • Working Hours:Total hours per week: 40.0
  • Duration:36 Months
  • Start :1-Oct-23
  • Level :Advanced Level 3 (A level)
  • Reference Number :VAC1000147802
  • Available Positions :1 available
  • Expected career progression :Level 3 Rail Engineering (Competence) Level 3 Rail Engineering (Technical Knowledge)

Required Skills & Qualification

Communication skills, Attention to detail, Organisation skills, Problem solving skills, Presentation skills, Administrative skills, Number skills, Analytical skills, Logical, Team working

GCSE or equivalent English (Grade 4 (C) and above) EssentialGCSE or equivalent Maths (Grade 4 (C) and above) Essential

Apprenticeship Standard

Rail engineering technician Level 3 (A level)

Employer

colas rail ltd

45 Tallon Road Hutton Brentwood CM13 1TG

Provider

INTERTRAIN UK LTD.

APPLY TO THIS JOB

Related Apprenticeship

Hair Professional Apprenticeship
View
Apprentice Digital Printer
View
RAF Air & Ground Steward - Full Time Career With Apprenticeship
View
Apprentice Aftersales Advisor
View
Apprentice Nandoca
View
Level 3 Teaching Assistant Apprentice At Frome Community College Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership
View

Scholarships

A New Lightweight Cryptographic Protocol With Public Blockchain Integration for Privacy Preserving Federated Learning in Resource-Constrained IoT Networks at University of Southampton
View Scholarship
Advanced Drivetrain Monitoring through use of Machine Learning and Optical Fibre Speckle Patterns (GE Aerospace) at University of Southampton
View Scholarship
Advanced Rotor-Stator Interactions Through Bearings at University of Nottingham
View Scholarship
Automated Hydrodynamic Characterisation for Seakeeping and Manoeuvring Performance from Focused Experimental Datasets at University of Southampton
View Scholarship
RELATED ARTICLE